Sentence examples for break through on from inspiring English sources

Ms. Couric has tried to break through on stories the network thinks play to her strengths.

But what makes you think the intellectual silos in the blogosphere (Huffington over here, Drudge over there…) will somehow break through on this in a way other media can't?

The Scot has no full-time lead coach to replace the recently disenchanted Amélie Mauresmo, and he must cope with the disappointment of falling short at Roland Garros, where John McEnroe reckoned he had his best chance to break through on clay.

"You've got to somehow break through on all these things, and the only time that people saw me break through was actually at the town hall meetings, and we ended up having a less-than-an-overwhelmingly-positive reaction because it was co-opted by the people who were opposed," Mr. Corzine said.

He looks pretty rapid and it's his pace that helps him get back to slide in and clear for a Watford corner with Ikechi Anya threatening to break through on goal.

The talent selected are people who've made an impact in their home communities, but haven't been able to break through on a national scale.

Leicester with a chance to pull one back but Chris Wood, who breaks through on goal, chips his effort over the goalkeeper and wide.

The Rangers broke through on a power play early the third period when Brad Richards won a face-off against Elias.

GB lost Ali Wilson to the sin-bin for five minutes for preventing Australia breaking through on goal by illegally stopping the aerial pass above his shoulder.

The Nottinghamshire all-rounder has been a virtual ever-present in the England team in all formats since breaking through on their last tour of New Zealand in 2008.

Geraint Davies forced the fourth goal-line drop-out of the half as Wales looked to extended their lead further, but it was Ireland who had the final say as they broke through on 77 minutes.