Sentence examples for breakthrough off from inspiring English sources

As it was, a more settled attacking presence, Eddie Johnson, made the breakthrough, off a cross from a less heralded designated player, Mauro Rosales.

T. Scott Cunningham, an actor who found comedy in the plight of the lovable loser in Nicky Silver's breakthrough Off Broadway play "Pterodactyls" and Douglas Carter Beane's "As Bees in Honey Drown," died Saturday in Manhattan.

T. Scott Cunningham, an actor who found comedy in the plight of the lovable loser in Nicky Silver's breakthrough Off Broadway play "Pterodactyls" and Douglas Carter Beane's "As Bees in Honey Drown," died last Saturday in Manhattan.

Thompson made a journalistic breakthrough with off-beat profiles.

Long one of the lowest-paid groups, the relievers have made a breakthrough this off-season.

Anti-aging pioneer Judith Campisi explains how a recent breakthrough could ward off age-related disease.

Having previously taken a supporting role in mile Classics at the Curragh and Longchamp, Gale Force Ten made his breakthrough when seeing off 18 rivals for the Jersey Stakes.

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.

Despite the expectations for increasing trade, Mr. Severino predicted that the introduction of the trade zone would not be a "breakthrough event" setting off a dramatic surge in commerce come January.

Mr. Bigel helped persuade union leaders, including the last holdout, Albert Shanker of the United Federation of Teachers, to use union retirement funds to back loans to the city, a breakthrough that staved off bankruptcy.

That carefree atmosphere is not an accident: for five consecutive summers after his Whitney breakthrough, McGinley set off across America in a bus with a dozen or more models and a camera.