Sentence examples for breakthroughs into the from inspiring English sources

This author's early novels were breakthroughs into the experience of black Americans as refracted in the poetic and indignant perceptions of a black woman from Lorain, Ohio; as Morrison moves deeper into a more visionary realism, a betranced pessimism saps her plots of the urgency that hope imparts to human adventures.

Ameobi, 19, has been rewarded for his breakthrough into the first team and some impressive performances.

Fassbender's performance as Bobby Sands gave him his breakthrough into the big time.

"To my mother and I, Grey Gardens is a breakthrough into the very beautiful and precious thing called life.

Hundreds of firms spring up, hoping to cash in on its expected breakthrough into the mass market.

Three years since his belated breakthrough into the mainstream, the cult of Seasick Steve shows no sign of abating.

Too few young players produced by English Premier League clubs are making the breakthrough into the first team between the ages of 18 and 22.

Yet it took almost a decade to make his breakthrough into the first team under a series of foreign coaches, including the former Holland international Ruud Krol.

Vaidisova is a striking six-footer whose breakthrough into the front rank of players has been one of the highlights of this past fortnight in Paris.

Elizabeth, one of the last tag team of Crossrail tunnelling machines, has made the first breakthrough into the City of London, 40 metres below ground under Liverpool Street.

There was a time when Woody Allen's 1979 Manhattan, his breakthrough into the world-cinema super-league, was considered superior to his previous masterpiece Annie Hall.