Sentence examples for for their breakthrough from inspiring English sources

More recently, MGMT told the podcast Song Exploder how they purposefully stuck to Dancing Queen's relaxed 101 BPM tempo for their breakthrough hit Time to Pretend.

The Gers had to wait 42 minutes for their breakthrough after making an indifferent start to the game but clicked into gear after half-time.

Their importance was recognised worldwide with the 2005 Nobel Prize being awarded to T.W. Hänsch and J. Hall for their breakthrough in OFC science [5].

Last month a new band, Poor Rich Boy (and the toothless winos), took to the stage of a cramped Islamabad cafe for their breakthrough gig.

Kendall and his colleagues were cited by the Nobel committee for their "breakthrough in our understanding of matter" achieved while working together at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center from 1967 to 1973.

Ahead of Saturday's A-League clash at AAMI Park, van 't Schip suggested Aloisi should be congratulating his old side for their breakthrough FFA Cup victory instead of criticising them so often.

Now Australian scientists and businesses are making headlines for their breakthroughs in green concrete.

From then on PSG turned the screw, though they had to wait until the 39th minute for their next breakthrough.

And I thank you. 48th over: India 124-4 (Dravid 52, Dhoni 14) Back comes Flintoff as England strive for their second breakthrough of the morning, but Dravid calmly dabs him to point and strolls through for another single.

In their 1953 paper in the British journal Nature, James D. Watson and Francis H. C. Crick, who first constructed a model of the DNA molecule, barely mentioned Dr. Franklin and gave her none of the credit for their conceptual breakthrough.

1. Love Me Do: The Beatles' Progress by Michael Braun Braun was a 27-year-old New Yorker working in London, who presciently joined the Beatles' 1963-64 Britour tour and so was on hand for their first breakthrough in the US with I Want to Hold Your Hand.