Sentence examples for a breakthrough project from inspiring English sources
The offer was made at a ceremony to start construction of Russia's $55bn Power of Siberia pipeline, a breakthrough project that is planned to deliver an annual 38bn cubic metres of gas to eastern China over the next 30 years.
"This has very much put Sainsbury's on the radar" – The Guardian's judging panel This is a breakthrough project – the first time a UK supermarket has used the so-called geo-exchange system to tap natural geo-thermal energy trapped deep under the ground.
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Richard Moir plays Steve West, an ambitious architect on the verge of his breakthrough project, a housing complex called Eden, in a rundown part of Sydney.
His breakthrough project began when he read a script on an airplane and told his wife he had finally found a film he was interested in financing.
Two months after the start and at the end of each Breakthrough project each team member received a postal questionnaire as part of a larger overall evaluation study.
"I was hoping one day that he might score as many goals as I had and that would have been really nice if it was at our club - and I'm still thinking that way," said Charlton, speaking at a visit to the Laureus-supported Operation Breakthrough project.
His breakthrough project, carried out with Mark Waid, a writer, was the 1996 series "Kingdom Come".
Although Mr. Del Vecchio's professional multi-tasking seems to be paying off, in a manner of speaking, he is still looking for his breakthrough project.
Her breakthrough project in Britain should have been the Cardiff Bay Opera House, a commission that she won against 400 entrants in an international competition in 1994.
But his breakthrough project was the underground store in front of the General Motors Building, which is entered through an enormous glass cube on Fifth Avenue.
