Sentence examples for breakthrough came from from inspiring English sources

City's then seemingly inevitable breakthrough came from a free-kick awarded for Townsend's foul on Kolarov.

The next breakthrough came from 3,000 metres below the ocean surface.

But the breakthrough came from, who else, Branch Rickey, then of the Pittsburgh Pirates, in 1952.

Since the discovery of catalytic RNAs in the early 1980s, a recent breakthrough came from the identification of a wealth of micro RNAs, small interfering RNAs and regulatory RNAs, all involved in modulation of gene expression.

Mr. Kim had almost given up his South Korean dream by 2015, when a potential breakthrough came from an unexpected quarter.

During the Chilean mine rescue, a key breakthrough came from a 24-year-old field engineer who showed up at the site on his own.

Cai and colleagues' breakthrough comes from the realization that this fundamental assumption is invalid.

Fernando Hierro's team won 1-0, the breakthrough coming from a fluke that flew off Diego Costa's knee.

The breakthrough comes from the London Project to Cure Blindness, a collaboration between Prof Pete Coffey of University College London and Prof Lyndon da Cruz, a retinal surgeon at Moorfields Eye Hospital.

The news of the Iranian breakthrough comes from officials in the Kurdish Regional Government, the semiautonomous area in northern Iraq, and from an expert in Washington who has been tracking the Iranians' progress.

England will be in the hunt if they can make a breakthrough, but where is that breakthrough coming from?