Sentence examples for breakthrough set from inspiring English sources

The super-strummy Mumford and Sons played a breakthrough set here two years ago — the biggest and maybe longest show of their career by far — and conceivably could have remained a Bonnaroo band.

I didn't come across them at the show (though they were here last year), and I wrote about their upcoming breakthrough set last month here.

As usually happens, the theories that supposedly informed the creative breakthroughs — set forth in Rosenberg's book "The Tradition of the New" (1959) and in Greenberg's "Art and Culture" (1961) — were worked out after the fact.

Yet, for the director, it was an artistic breakthrough that set the stage for his daringly personal later works.

But an early breakthrough could set up a real thriller, which is what the tournament needs, and deserves.

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.

Then just when it appeared the Gunners might finally make a breakthrough, Cazorla set up former Montpellier forward Giroud but his shot wide summed up the hosts' afternoon.

You may recall that last week, researchers from the Breakthrough Initiatives set out a plan to observe 'Oumuamua, an object thought to be from an another star system.

Or it could be that right when you're about to have a breakthrough you set yourself back, or stop all together.

The album - which follows 2007's breakthrough sophomore set, "TREY DAY" - sees the Grammy-nominated singer/songwriter teaming with an array of accomplished collaborators, including Eric Hudson, Bryan-Michael Cox, Johnta Austin, Carlos "Los DaMystro" McKinney, and Trey's longtime producer, Songbook Entertainment founder Troy Taylor.

One key to Breakthrough is setting the right sort of stretch goals and targets.