Sentence examples for national breakthrough from inspiring English sources

A gold medal could complete Finch's national breakthrough.

The 1956 Ray Charles hit that gives this book its title was Pomus's national breakthrough as a songwriter, but it also marked the end of an era for the purer R&B he loved.

Those numbers would signal not just a national breakthrough for the Eli Young Band, but also something of an anomaly for a band so closely associated with what has become known as the Texas Country Scene, a community of artists who have built cottage industries out of relentlessly touring across Texas and independently selling records.

However, Sellars's national breakthrough came with his next ART venture, a radical reinterpretation of Handel's eccentric opera Orlando, set in the Kennedy Space Centre and on Mars, with the lead role now sung by a contralto astronaut, in the process earning a rave from the powerful New Yorker critic Andrew Porter.

No, if the Lib Dems are serious about playing in the big leagues, and if they accept that PR for Westminster is far away, they need to make a more dramatic shift - one that will not win a seat here or there, but make a national breakthrough.

It also made a national breakthrough in 2010 when Ms Lucas became the party's first MP.

The law had been heralded by the Bush administration as a breakthrough for national reconciliation.

As the series shows, the new multiracial society announced into our national consciousness by the breakthrough victories of the Southern civil rights movement is not free of economic and cultural tensions, of mistrust and plain old prejudice.

Its octagonal shape, with two elevators running up the center surrounded on each floor by a corridor that opens onto the apartments, achieved national attention as a breakthrough in elderly housing.

In 1989, the party made its breakthrough in national politics.

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