Sentence examples for a breakthrough to a from inspiring English sources

It's time for a breakthrough to a new Europe.

"It is time for a breakthrough to a new Europe," Mrs. Merkel said.

"It is time for a breakthrough to a new Europe," she said.

However, the Codex Artaud is arguably better seen as a consolidation of Spero's earlier experiments than a "breakthrough" to a mature method.

Built by James Evans, a protégé of Louis Kahn, the house had all the optimism of its period, as Mr. Dean put it recently, "when architects thought they had made a breakthrough to a fresh new time".

The Bishop of London made death sound delightful: "It may be that a breakthrough to a new reality of human solidarity, to a new depth of experience, of giving and receiving and loving, is part of the education of dying.

He remained, though, a reliable presence without making a breakthrough to really important roles.

"We don't expect it to be a breakthrough to the peace process," an administration official said.

European diplomats said the meeting needed to be "cathartic", paving the way for a breakthrough to stave off a wider catastrophe in the months ahead.

It's a breakthrough all right but a breakthrough to what?

The excellent performance of our DMS was a breakthrough to achieve a 90-nm patterning on commercial resists by our micro-exposure tool EUV projection lithography.