Sentence examples for a breakthrough of a from inspiring English sources

He was enthusiastic about a breakthrough of a different order: 18th-century porcelain figurines.

A breakthrough of a kind came in 1852, when Liszt - always a champion of Berlioz - decided to present it at his opera house in Weimar.

But here in a north London venue's upper room, where the notes pound the walls and the low ceiling keeps in the sweat of maybe 100 customers, Lewis has made a breakthrough of a more old-fashioned kind.

Yet removing the bread from a sandwich seems to represent a breakthrough of the least appealing kind.

That would be a breakthrough of sorts.

But with his main rivals having so far hesitated to make a breakthrough of their own, this represents a perfect test of the feasibility of a Gold Cup challenge for Grands Crus.

The interplay between the characters and environment and a surprisingly emotional undercurrent for a puzzle game made it a breakout that was also a breakthrough of sorts.

The treatment of Alzheimer's may also be on the verge of a breakthrough, as a result of developments in immunotherapeutic drugs.

There seemed no likelihood of a breakthrough until a moment of resourcefulness from Vuckic.

It is also found that the larger the flow behavior index the earlier the breakthrough of a solute in a conduit with porous walls.

His being a Jew and editor of The News was less a breakthrough than a validation of the fact that anti-Semitism was receding.