Sentence examples for brilliant breakthrough from inspiring English sources

If Nokia or Motorola comes up with a brilliant breakthrough, but the carrier doesn't like it, well, tough rocks.

IPC has the best magazines and editors in the business and I want us to add to our award-winning portfolio by launching more brilliant, breakthrough, famous new magazines".

Yorgos Lanthimos made a brilliant breakthrough with his disturbing movie Dogtooth in 2009, a film that spearheaded a Greek new wave, including Athena Rachel Tsangari's equally bizarre Attenberg, in which Lanthimos appeared in an acting role.

Take Babies, the standout track from 1994's brilliant breakthrough His 'n' Hers, and one of Cocker's best ever yarns: a seedy but sweet tale of a perverted boy who's obsessed with listening to his friend's sister have sex, until he's so transfixed he starts sneaking inside her wardrobe so he can watch, too.

In 1955 came a brilliant breakthrough: Trying to figure how to efficiently pack and ship a bulky, long-legged table, Gillis Lundgren, an early employee, later Ikea's chief designer, hit upon the idea of taking the legs off and mailing them packed flat under the tabletop.

With this brilliant breakthrough, let's hope its days of neglect and killing will soon draw to a close.

The day culminated in a briefing, attended by top brass and Egypt's army-appointed interim president, Adly Mansour, to reveal brilliant breakthroughs by military scientists.The highlight of the televised show was the presentation of two new inventions.

The latter wrote that whenever he met Home there were "no sudden, still less brilliant, breakthroughs" but "each meeting left a civilised impression that made the next meeting easier".

"Fixing Aneurysms Without Surgery" (Nov. 12) represents both a brilliant technological breakthrough and a turf battle.

Innovation comes in many forms, from brilliant technology breakthroughs in Silicon Valley to less flashy advances like a simpler way to deliver essential products.

Nielsen, perhaps understandably, tried to skirt Johnson's cricket version of a high-speed car crash, suggesting that he was just one of the guilty men after his team-mate Peter Siddle had produced a brilliant hat-trick breakthrough on the first day.