Sentence examples for a breakthrough when from inspiring English sources
She made a breakthrough when Exxon, a longtime client, asked for a credit line, according to "Fool's Gold".
I remember it feeling such a breakthrough when she was 14 and called me a bitch in a row.
Still, it's a breakthrough when the report is presented on Page 1, and as news, not "analysis".
One day, there was a breakthrough when Cordi clucked like a hen to make the children laugh.
Not long afterward, the Administration scored a breakthrough when John Wayne, who trumped Reagan in the Hollywood macho-patriot sweepstakes, strongly endorsed ratification.
Amini had a breakthrough when one of the campaign's members who lived abroad published an interview with her about the Mashhad stoning case.
Browder's investigation got a "huge breakthrough" when a Russian holed up in Surrey, Alexander Perepilichny, gave them printouts from Stepanova's Swiss bank account.
Mr Mitchell's upbeat statement came a day after a crucial breakthrough when the IRA said it was ready to discuss handing in the arsenal of guns and bombs used in its 30-year fight against British rule.
The company hired her as an understudy, over the objections of the music director, Georg Solti, but in June 1963 she had a career breakthrough when she replaced an indisposed Teresa Berganza as Cherubino.
That same year he achieved a major breakthrough when he was offered the role of a villain in K. Balachander's Tamil-language film Apoorva Raagangal.
The Socialist Party "lived up to its reputation" for disorganization, he said, citing a major breakthrough when, after 10 months, the campaign finally put a hole in Mr. Hollande's speaking lectern so his glass of water could not fall over.
