Sentence examples for failed to make a single breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Its record number of council and parliamentary candidates failed to make a single breakthrough; and of the 28 BNP councillors standing for re-election, all but two were beaten.

When they failed to make a breakthrough, more talks were arranged.

But half-time arrived and United had, once again, failed to make a first-half breakthrough.

When his own recordings failed to make a major commercial breakthrough, he returned to cult status.

The PA has said it is ready to implement a ceasefire plan, though American-mediated talks between Israeli and Palestinian officials have so far failed to make a breakthrough.

So too, Bagehot submits, is its gloomy prophetic corollary the widespread notion that, having failed to make a mid-term breakthrough, the Lib Dems are destined to be brutally culled at the forthcoming election.

McQuade, 21, arrived a year ago following his release by Bolton but failed to make a breakthrough.

However, the youngster has failed to make a breakthrough into the first team as anticipated, leading to the Magpies making a move.

The Ports had been aiming to overturn a 2-1 defromtherom the first leg but failed to make a breakthrough in the Shamrock Park return.

The Greens gained five council seats at this May's local elections in England but the party has failed to make a breakthrough, except in Brighton and a handful of other areas in England.

Douglas Carswell has held Clacton for UKIP and it could end up in third place in the national vote share but the party failed to make a breakthrough elsewhere, with fellow defector Mark Reckless losing his seat.