Sentence examples similar to breakthrough writing from inspiring English sources

2.33pm: David Wainwright, the left arm spinner from Yorkshire who has joined a few other savvy recent signings to make Derbyshire a far stronger team than most expected this season, has just made an important afternoon breakthrough, writes Andy Wilson.

I had a bit of a breakthrough writing-style wise when I started writing in the first person.

You once mentioned that you had a stylistic breakthrough by writing Dr. Seussian-type poems.

The Partch score is a classic, his breakthrough piece, written in 1930-33.

Tennis checks in with an early-round upset of American Mardy Fish, who was trying to follow up last year's breakthrough season, writes Ravi Ubha on ESPN.com, but instead fell in a heap of his own frustrating play and searched desperately for an excuse afterward, writes Richard Evans on Foxsports.com.com

"This represents a significant breakthrough," he wrote of Louisiana's agreement to hand over the requested data.

The breakthrough was in writing for voices other than his own, though the confessional parallels in "And Yet," an elegant bossa nova about an ambivalent homecoming, are hard to ignore — as is the father-and-son dynamic, weighted by guilt and resentment, in "Dead Man's Boots" and "Language of Birds".

Enjoying good support, liberty and goodwill of governments in Asia and other parts of the Global South, SEZs are more often than not celebrated for their economic breakthroughs and written commitments to sustainability.

What saw the newly married Coe through a few lean years writing his breakthrough book was "a sense of excitement that I was doing something more ambitious".

Several years ago, while writing his breakthrough novel, "In a Dry Season," Mr. Robinson sent Banks up to Edinburgh to investigate a case and had the notion of having him meet with "an old friend," Rebus, at the Oxford Bar, a hangout for both Mr. Rankin and his detective.

"You could stay afloat on adrenalin when there was a prospect of a breakthrough," the author writes.