Sentence examples for breakthrough as an from inspiring English sources

His real breakthrough as an international-class film-maker came with The English Patient.

His breakthrough as an actor came when he was a teenager and met the director Eric Rohmer.

His breakthrough as an artist came with his remarkable series of paintings inspired by the outlaw Ned Kelly, made between 1945-47, now recognised as being among the most famous images of all Australian art.

This approach does, however, result in a notorious portrayal of "Rosy" (whose X-rays were vital to the Cambridge duo's breakthrough) as an intimidating dragon, and the book is regularly held up as evidence in condemnations of sexism in science.

While human gene therapy has gained significant attention for its therapeutic promise, CRISPR/Cas9 technology has made a breakthrough as an efficient genome editing tool by emulating prokaryotic immune defense mechanisms.

In perhaps the ultimate tip of the hat to the texture of those years, the show's no-nonsense lieutenant is played by the archetypal tough guy Harvey Keitel, who in 1973 was enjoying his cinematic breakthrough as an aspiring New York thug in the Martin Scorsese film "Mean Streets".

If you think about it, innovations such as the RoboBee are actually a mental breakthrough as much as a technological breakthrough.

Mr. McConnell, White House aides and Mr. Reid were to continue talks on Saturday, aiming for a breakthrough as soon as Sunday.

"It's really very creative and a breakthrough as far as I am concerned".

And talk about a breakthrough, as soon as those words came out of my mouth, everything changed.

This season has been Braden's breakthrough, as a pitcher and a talker.