Sentence examples for of his breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

One of his breakthroughs was the use of artificial rubies as the active medium.

The familiarity continues through the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and the conscience-searing effects on Oppenheimer of his breakthroughs in the science of mass destruction.

(No innovation of Picasso's was too tangential to spawn a modern-art cliché.) Picasso put sculpture aside for a few years, then returned to it as an extension of his breakthroughs, with Georges Braque, in the revolutionary aesthetics of collage.

For instance, he cites as one of his breakthroughs the decision to massage the tako for an additional half an hour to soften the otherwise rubbery flesh, and to serve it warm.

Had the landscape been this bad when he was first pursuing his studies, Alt said, the possibility of his breakthroughs would have been dramatically diminished.

In recent years it had seemed as if Pitbull's bilingualism would be the engine of his breakthrough.

She also joins several thousand people to experience one of his "Breakthrough" sessions and takes part in a firewalking exercise.

This volume ends in 1940, with the saxophonist leaving New York and returning to Kansas City on the brink of his breakthrough.

The first English translation of his breakthrough novel Desert, by C Dickson, was published by Atlantic in February.

But, if it ever existed, the sense of his breakthrough book as a drag has been swept away.

This victory comes on the heels of his breakthrough win over Roger Federer on Centre Court at Wimbledon in the gold medal match of the London Olympics.