Sentence examples for secure a place in history from inspiring English sources

To secure a place in history?

They get on well enough personally, and may now decide that they want to secure a place in history by agreeing a deal.

For Love and Olazábal, one such decision might be enough to tip the balance of the contest and secure a place in history.

All eyes are focused on the top-ranked Inbee Park's quest this week to win the Women's British Open Championship and to secure a place in history as the winner of the Women's Grand Slam.

And, while it didn't turn out to be quite as awful as expected, the notion of an album that "isn't much different at all from Monaco" – another Hook side-project – was never going to secure a place in history.

She followed up the launch with a tweet: The announcement brought an end to years of speculation over whether Clinton would make a second bid to become the first female US president and secure a place in history by interrupting a line of 44 male commanders in chief.

The next year, Harry C. Stutz secured a place in history for the company he founded with the introduction of the Stutz Bearcat (originally spelled Bear Cat).

Many Democrats agree with Representative Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., the Speaker of the House, when he said that the Rev. Jesse Jackson had secured "a place in history" by his campaign, and his speech to the convention.

Others say that Mr. Mugabe, 78, who came to power in the 1980 election that ended white rule, is desperate to secure a place in African history as the revolutionary who returned the land to his impoverished people.

These two honors came on top of all the Grammies and Lifetime Achievement Awards she has received, and each award has helped secure a place in music history for the powerful soul singer.

Bowler goes on to say that simple priority alone is not enough to secure a place in the history of science; someone has to develop an idea and convince others of its importance to have a real impact.