Sentence examples for into the groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

McGrady was on the crest of the political wave that brought the SDLP into the groundbreaking power-sharing administration at Stormont, forged by the 1973 Sunningdale agreement.

No, Apple hasn't secretly packed a state-of-the-art desktop graphics card into the groundbreaking device.

What the team didn't yet know was that they were walking (or rather, crawling) into the groundbreaking discovery of Homo naledi, an entirely new species of human relative.

Les Enfants Terribles (1929) marked the high point of his novel-writing output at the same time as he was hospitalised for opium addiction; a year later he had moved into film-making with the groundbreaking short film Le Sang d'un Poète.

Work on the Delaware River extension began on November 20, 1952; Governor Fine dug the first shovel into the earth at the groundbreaking ceremony.

Amber Stuver, a Data Analysis and EPO Scientist at the LIGO Livingston Observatory, explains how the LIGO project put this approach into practice, leading to the groundbreaking announcement of the first detection of gravitational waves earlier this year.

In poems like the groundbreaking "Diving into the Wreck," Rich clearly chooses reality over myth in order to create room within the poems to confront what was broken in our common lives: I came to explore the wreck.

And the groundbreaking forays into popular culture - his examinations of the British seaside postcard and boys' comics - and the revered polemical essays appeared in periodicals such as Horizon and Polemic.

Weeks before he died of stomach cancer in 1963 less than five years into his papacy, John issued the groundbreaking "Pacem in Terris" ("Peace on Earth") encyclical that set recognition of human rights as essential for world peace.

Witt, a former Navy Top Gun pilot, said the crash would not derail the dozens of start-up companies that have turned the town into a groundbreaking hub for the commercial space industry.

Old-fashioned values even seeped into the carefully staged groundbreaking ceremony on Sunday for King Abdullah's new university, at which organizers distributed an issue of the magazine The Economist with a special advertisement for the university wrapped around the cover.