Sentence examples for groundbreaking by from inspiring English sources

"We had expected a groundbreaking by now," Mr. Fletcher said.

Around the first of this year, Mr. Siegel put his foot in the water; the signs were good, and he started to make plans for groundbreaking by September.

Prosecutors have called his cooperation "groundbreaking by any measure," and filed the 122-page document to seek a more lenient sentence than the mandatory life term set forth in the advisory sentencing guidelines.

Only six months after the groundbreaking, by the end of 1817, 15 miles of the canal were fully navigable.

While this partnership isn't groundbreaking by any means, it serves as a reminder that "old media" is willing to embrace the interactivity afforded by the web.

However, the clinic has been hailed as "groundbreaking" by Darinka Aleksic, of the Abortion Rights group, who said women in Northern Ireland were "treated like second-class citizens when it comes to abortion".

The Art of Colour, by Johannes Itten A groundbreaking book by Itten, the revolutionary colour theorist who discussed colour in terms of subjectivity and emotional values for the first time.

Recent years, however, have seen a spate of new articles and monographs devoted to Reinhold, the most significant of which are the works by Wolfgang Schrader and the recent, groundbreaking book by Martin Bondeli.

In 1998, then-President Fidel Castro also dropped by in what was considered a groundbreaking gesture by a government that officially for years was atheistic and did not encourage free religious observance.

It produced work by aspiring playwrights and debuted hundreds of groundbreaking shows by such authors as Sam Shepard, Lanford Wilson (Balm in Gilead among others), Stephen Schwartz (Godspell), and Harvey Fierstein Torch Song Trilogyy), as well as experimental works from around the world.

Not groundbreaking news by any means, but I was struck by the feature and thought it was worth giving a little recognition.