Sentence examples for breakthrough shortly from inspiring English sources
Watford piled on the pressure after the break and got the breakthrough shortly after the hour.
Henkes's understanding of how parents and children inspire each other is evident when Papa, an artist, has a breakthrough shortly after Billy comments, "I was thinking that you're so good at dioramas, that you should make dioramas for your artwork".
However, Green didn't have to wait long for her breakthrough moment – shortly after becoming company director, a Boots buyer placed an order for 10,000 wallets at a trade show.
Both tracers had rapid breakthrough curves (BTCs) shortly after the suspension injection followed by prolonged tailing indicating the presence of preferential pathways and thus soil heterogeneity regenerated after the induced physical and biological weathering.
The breakthrough Friday came shortly before 2 p.m., when a person towing a camper heard a loud sound and thought a tire had blown.
HER technological breakthrough happened to come shortly before the referendum on term limits, in November 1996, and it convinced me that entrepreneurs like her were being wasted in the Council.
Cowdenbeath keeper Robbie Thomson gathered a fierce shot from Jamie Walker shortly before the breakthrough goal arrived.
Shortly after, a breakthrough came — the "Ed Wood" writers Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszewski had come up with the idea of making Stine himself a character; in doing so it allowed multiple books to be threaded together and enabled a host of villains to be included under one roof.
For example, shortly after the smallpox breakthrough, a completely new threat emerged that no-one could have foreseen.
Their breakthrough came when Lingwood paid a visit, shortly afterwards, to the studio of a little-known artist named Rachel Whiteread.
Shortly after that, he found his breakthrough role: Tony Nelson, an astronaut whose life is both plagued and enlivened after he finds a beautiful genie (Barbara Eden) in a bottle, on "I Dream of Jeannie".
