Sentence examples for getting a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

There were nerves at the Calderón but as the minutes ticked away there was little sign of Barcelona getting a breakthrough and eventually, the full-time whistle went.

In a nod to what the president hopes will be a defining legacy, Obama said the US was a "key leader" in getting a breakthrough following 20 years of often fraught climate negotiations.

It's the recognition of someone really getting a breakthrough or coming up with a really big idea, and we should be encouraging that.

But now he's got a breakthrough role.

"We may get a breakthrough sometime in the next several hours," he said.

"We weren't good enough in the final third to get a breakthrough.

"He either gets a breakthrough in institutional reform or a breakdown of negotiations where he can say that Belgium doesn't work anymore," Mr. de Winter said.

COOK LIFTS ROCKIES Aaron Cook got a breakthrough win on the road in the Colorado Rockies' 1-0 victoverover the host Cincinnati Reds.

"I'm concerned that we're not seeing each side make the extra effort involved to get a breakthrough," the president added during his visit to Indonesia.

"Mr. Grassley did give a little to get a breakthrough," said an aide, who said the compromise was similar to one the senator floated earlier.

The group "has really got a breakthrough there," said Dr. Eric Priest, an applied mathematician and solar physicist at the University of St. Andrews in Scotland.