Sentence examples for breakthrough that culminated from inspiring English sources

Wilson and the disc jockey were discussing the band's 1966 artistic breakthrough that culminated that spring in "Pet Sounds".

Robert Kitson Match report: Wasps 25-20 Exeter After a breakthrough season that culminated in England's Junior World Cup triumph, Harry Mallinder has hit his first speed bump – publicly at least.

All of that culminated in the hearing on Tuesday.

Osaka signed with Nissin in 2016, then enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2018 that culminated in a defeat of Serena Williams in September for the U.S. Open title, marking the first Grand Slam singles title for a player representing Japan.

One of the breakthroughs of the research that culminated in this exhibition was the discovery that, with a painting executed in 1857, Daubigny was among the first artists to paint "wet on wet," allowing the completion of a painting outdoors in one session, a hallmark technique adopted by the Impressionists in the 1860s and 70s.

Figuring out the significance of that apparition for Mr. Mugabe culminates in a psychological breakthrough that ultimately leads to disastrous consequences for Dr. Peric and others.

The genetic nondiscrimination bill signed into law on Wednesday by President Bush was just his latest victory, an accomplishment years in the making that culminated with a final breakthrough in personal negotiations with Senator Tom Coburn, an Oklahoman who is as conservative as Mr. Kennedy is liberal.

…Cornstalk that culminated in the Battle of Point Pleasant (October 10, 1774).

ANSWER There are several reasons that culminated in the decision.

This was no isolated romance that culminated in a tragedy.

That triggered the state investigation that culminated in charges Saturday.