Sentence examples for into a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
"But if we can summon up the spontaneity and the creativity in California," he said, "we can transform what is a breakdown into a breakthrough.
The chance of developing the breach into a breakthrough had faded, and the massive British armoured wedge was embedded in a strong ring of German antitank guns.
The album, Mr. Rossen picked up, is "a lot of catharsis — trying to take very doomy feelings and make them into a breakthrough".
3) Learn to use the explosively growing collaborative capacity of today's communication tools to maximize your chances of turning a good idea into a breakthrough, and getting that resulting innovation where it needs to go to make the biggest difference.
It is Vikram who finally manipulates and lucks his way into a breakthrough, and it is Mr. Akhtar whose understated performance holds together this far-ranging, cameo-filled film.
a computer scientist who is working to improve Web access in disadvantaged regions through the development of "content retrieval networks". an engineer who will delve deeper into a breakthrough nanolithography technology developed in his lab to create ultrasmall features on microchips.
In the late 1700s Franz A. Mesmer claimed a cure for all ills: Placing his patients around a tub of iron rods and "magnetized" water, Mesmer would play songs on a glass harmonica until one of the patients fell into convulsions — a breakthrough indicative, he said, of imminent remedy.
It's the first feature Sandler's Happy Madison Productions has pumped directly into living rooms, a breakthrough that recalls that scatological Stewart Lee aside about paying to watch E4.
ARPA-E is filling the gap where you take science and new discoveries and translate that into something tangible, a breakthrough in a technology that could be a game changer in the future.
Computing Takes A Quantum Leap Scientists at the University of Arizona have discovered how to turn individual molecules into working transistors, a breakthrough that could be a step toward building ultra-powerful nanocomputers.
Jutanugarn made four birdies in a five-hole stretch in the middle of the round to move into position for a breakthrough victory, only to have it slip away.
