Sentence examples for shattered a record from inspiring English sources

The talk of the trail this year was of a woman named Heather Anderson who shattered a record by backpacking from Mexico to Canada on the Pacific Crest Trail, without support, in 61 days.

During the first half of this year, surface temperatures in the northeastern Atlantic Ocean shattered a record dating back to 1854.

On May 19 the West Coast Championships were held on the southside of Huntington Beach Pier where Rick Rockin' Fig Fignettiti shattered a record with his 23rd consecutive win and 15th West Coast title in the Explorer Duke Division.

Superstar snowboarder Chloe Kim not only nabbed a gold medal at Tuesday's women's snowboard halfpipe final at the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics, she nailed a near-perfect score and shattered a record by becoming the youngest athlete ever to win the event.

And all he did that day was shatter a record for margin of victory that had been around since 1873.

Police officers stopped people on New York City's streets more than 200,000 times during the first three months of 2012, putting the Bloomberg administration on course to shatter a record set last year for the highest annual tally of street stops.

Now, with 25 million tickets sold, city officials are projecting that more than 70 million people could attend the 184-day event, which would shatter a record set in 1970, when 64 million people visited the Expo in Osaka, Japan.

Her album Our Version of Events has spent more time in the Top 10 than any other debut album, shattering a record held for almost 50 years by the Beatles.

I asked Hall if it had bothered him when, during their senior year, Webb ran the mile in 3 53.43, shattering a record that Jim Ryun had held for thirty-six years.

It was a decision that Mr. Berry, as director of the Office of Personnel Management, has repeated day after day this week, after methodical consultation with other officials, in response to two blizzards that brought Washington's total snowfall so far this winter to 55.9 inches, shattering a record set in 1898-99.

Wikimedia Foundation, the non-profit organization that operates Wikipedia and other sites, this morning announced that they've raised $20 million from more than a million donors, shattering a record once again.