Sentence examples for set a longevity from inspiring English sources

The original Broadway production, which opened in 1972 and closed eight years later, set a longevity record for its time.

His 1,806 games played as a catcher set an American League longevity record which stood for more than 40 years.

Factory production accounts for about one-fifth of economic output, and 18 months of industrial growth helped the expansion set a record for longevity earlier this year and propel it into its 10th year.

Adam Gopnik's article about "Go Set a Watchman" attributes the longevity of "To Kill a Mockingbird" in America's literary memory to Harper Lee's depiction of childhood (Books, July 27th).

LONGEVITY RECORD Gary Player acknowledged that he felt some pressure when he set a record by playing in his 51st Masters.

The first step, of course, is to be a talented writer, although you don't have to be transcendentally great ("Longevity sets a high standard," Jackson writes, but it's "not stratospheric").

Viktor Korchnoi has set another longevity landmark by winning last month's Swiss championship in Grachen at age 78.

To set the longevity values, it is assumed that the input (d0) and output data (d4) is stored for a year, while intermediate data (d2) (along with any intermediate copies of data created by transforms) is immediately discarded once it has been consumed by a service: in this case s2.

One example is opportunities for long-term and interdisciplinary research, illustrated by the application of a 25-year data set on snag longevity collected as part of a silvicultural experiment to evaluate habitat conditions for cavity nesting birds.

Several of her matches set longevity records.

Like Churchill and Lady Thatcher before him, Mr. Blair has set records for longevity and led his nation into war.