Sentence examples for unrivaled history from inspiring English sources
Hartman has a unrivaled history in the league, but may still have some rust after being released by Dallas.
And with the original Yankee Stadium now gone, Fenway also benefits from its sheer, almost unrivaled, history, and, of course, from the never-ending Yankees-Red Sox rivalry.
The worry spreads far beyond Washington because the Library of Congress — founded in 1800, burned and pillaged by the British in 1814 and replaced by Thomas Jefferson's personal library — is home to an unrivaled history of the nation's wars, presidencies, culture and place in the world.
However, the National Register's 1972 statement of significance, a single typewritten page, needs to be updated to more completely reflect the totality of the park's unique and unrivaled history (for context, the 2004 National Register designation for Washington Park is 61 pages in length).
The list goes on and on, a force unrivaled in history.
"They've started their careers off during a boom that's been unrivaled in history.
Standing next to his five brilliant red supercars on the Quail lawn Friday afternoon, David Lee is the perfect example of how Ferrari's unrivaled racing history translates into sales.
Last year alone, a record $1 trillion in mergers took place involving American companies, a pace almost unrivaled in business history.
A look back at his career shows a relish for lying and lawbreaking, a fear and hatred of normal opposition and a cynicism about the political process that is unrivaled in our history.
But even so, they reveal how dependent even Mr. Obama — whose grass-roots fund-raising machine is unrivaled in political history — is on a relative handful of wealthy individuals raising millions of dollars on his behalf, often while having significant business or legal interests before the Obama administration.
Second, immigration has been a tremendous force for innovation and entrepreneurship in the US, the extent to which is unrivaled in modern history.
