Sentence examples for hint of a breakthrough from inspiring English sources

There had been a hint of a breakthrough when Ivanovic flicked on a Yuri Zhirkov corner kick but Alex misconnected and scuffed the ball over the bar from close quarters in the 34th minute.

The first hint of a breakthrough in improved relations came in July when Omar Daudzai, the Afghan ambassador to Pakistan, was taken by the ISI to briefly meet Mullah Baradar in a safe house.

And it produced the first hints of a breakthrough in negotiations.

Is there a hint of a political breakthrough hiding in there?

But the first hint of a bigger breakthrough came in 1994, when the national newspaper USA Today published a large photograph of Pamela Anderson, on the set of Baywatch, in her regulation red swimsuit and a pair of tall Ugg boots, holding a script in one hand and lifeguard float in the other.

But the solid, monolithic look of the piers alternating with 22-inch-wide windows provides the hint of technological breakthrough.

Ozdem Sanberk, the Turkish member of the UN panel investigating the IDF raid, told the leading Turkish newspaper Hurriyet that talks between Israel and Turkey on repairing their tarnished ties will take place and conclude in late July, hinting at a breakthrough.

It is something of a game among historians to try and detect the earliest hints of a major scientific breakthrough in a little-known work discovered through recondite scholarship.

There are few signs of a breakthrough.

There was no sign of a breakthrough.

There's little chance of a breakthrough.