Sentence examples for fine breakthrough from inspiring English sources

Many would regard a lead in Knocked Up as a fine breakthrough role, but she apparently regretted it, later accusing the film of sexism.

Her stunning album American Drift is appropriately sprawling, a proggy trip through new age, crunk and contemporary classical music (its prettily synthetic flute motifs meanwhile recalled another of 2015's finest breakthrough producers, Kara-Lis Coverdale).

This phenomenon is attributed to the counteraction between formation damage (cleats plugging and coal fines settlement) and breakthrough of coal fines from the samples (widened cleats).

People send newspaper cuttings about autism, too – about how horse-riding and shamans in Mongolia helped one kid, about a famous writer whose son has autism and is doing fine, about a breakthrough diet based on hemp and acacia berries.

The measured breakthrough fine particle concentration and pressure drop across the core are matched by the analytical model with high accuracy.

Simple narratives were fine for announcing dramatic breakthroughs — like articles introducing the stethoscope, in 1821, and ether anesthesia, in 1846.

It is here that Miuccia Prada finds her essence - treading the fine line between design breakthroughs and complete commercialism.

The classic western considered by many to be his finest movie was a stylistic breakthrough that revitalized and reshaped the genre.

The results indicated that straining in Dead End Pores (DEPs) was an important process that dominated bacteria breakthrough in fine-grained sediment (0.06 0.2 mm).

"Tim Murtagh and Corey Collymore produced a fine opening spell but couldn't find the breakthrough.

And, after Adam made the breakthrough and Baker spurned a fine chance to equalise, Villa's leveller came from another blunder.