Sentence examples for build on their breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Coverage includes five apparatus finals as the British team look to build on their breakthrough London 2012 performance which saw them win four medals.

The contest had swung back in favour of the Windies, but they failed to build on their breakthrough with Pollard and spinner Sunil Narine - both ineffective on the damp, flat wicket - picked off by Faf du Plessis (35) and David Miller (38).

This proposal should build on their work".

Can England build on their promising winter?

And all hail the second-wave feminists like Eleanor Holmes Norton and Catharine MacKinnon who built on their radical breakthroughs, with hard, slogging work to institutionalize those insights in law and in life for years to come.

Sometimes I've built on their answers.

The talented Murray could make it a foursome if he can build on his breakthrough here.

But the man with one of the biggest serves in men's tennis has not been able to build on his breakthrough in 2011, with his best results still coming at smaller tournaments.

But the White House effort to build on that breakthrough to forge a long-term budget deal with House Speaker John A. Boehner crashed amid resistance from the Republican rank and file to Mr. Obama's conception of fairness and balance.

The "joint presidential statement" will build on the breakthrough announcement Xi and Obama made last year where both countries pledged targets to cut greenhouse gas emissions beyond 2020.

Milan, who qualified for the final as runners-up to Juve in last season's Coppa Italia, had struggled up until that point but they gradually grew into the game as their opponents failed to build on the early breakthrough.