Sentence examples for breakthrough swiftly from inspiring English sources
Muller, coached by Briton Jamie Delgado, held on gamely in the face of four break points during a 19-minute third game but Murray made the breakthrough swiftly at the next opportunity.
But even the Reds manager could not have expected the breakthrough to come as swiftly – or as simply – as they netted almost straight from kick-off.
But in Edin Dzeko they have a player who has proved a dependable source of goals and the Bosnia-Hercegovina striker made the breakthrough just before the hour and swiftly added a second to calm nerves inside Etihad Stadium.
But trade unions swiftly followed, often achieving in Brussels breakthroughs (such as regulations on working conditions) that they could not achieve at home.The case for the defenceSo pressure groups are ubiquitous.
And when that inevitable breakthrough comes, they seem unlikely to lose the plot like Metallica did so swiftly.
He moved swiftly and lucidly through most of the songs from last year's breakthrough album "Tha Carter III" (Cash Money/Universal) and several older hits.
So after six breakthrough quarters, in which he looked very much like a potential star, the 22-year-old Gallinari swiftly punctured the notion of his stardom.
In 2000, with their breakthrough album Relationship of Command hailed as rock's most electrifying proposition since Nirvana, the El Paso quintet swiftly imploded amid creative and chemical differences.
He swiftly increased the cooperative's milk production, but to expand it further he needed a scientific breakthrough.
Technological breakthrough?
