Sentence examples for professional breakthroughs from inspiring English sources

Some, like Colleen Dewhurst, Jason Robards and Geraldine Page, had major professional breakthroughs with the company.

The musical, which chronicles Chaplin's upbringing, professional breakthroughs and personal and political scandals, was presented in 2010 at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego.

The book is divided into four sections – "Politics and Culture", "Films", "Writing", "Domestic" – but leaving aside professional breakthroughs (the cinema release of My Beautiful Laundrette, the publication of The Buddha of Suburbia) there is only one turning point – what he calls "the dispute between Rushdie and the mullahs".

The show draws us in because we want to see how their personal connection to each other leads to their professional breakthroughs in the area of sex.

Which role was your big professional breakthrough?

His professional breakthrough came in 1969, when he was offered a summer season at Newquay.

In the ensuing four years, Diggs and his posterior have made their own professional breakthrough.

Even if attempts at a professional breakthrough have come to nothing over the last five months, reapply a mixture of radical notions and of dogged pressure.

He had made his professional breakthrough relatively late, at 22, and helped Crystal Palace to the 1990 FA Cup final, coming off the bench to score twice and take Manchester United to a replay which Palace lost.

He gave the performance of a lifetime in "The Nutty Professor," with the kind of professional breakthrough that showed he had become an actor with serious chops, and yet Jim Carrey gets all the reviews.

The team was turned over to some less experienced and presumably less expensive directors, including the young George Stevens (the 1935 "Nitwits" would be Stevens's last assignment before his professional breakthrough with "Alice Adams and Mark Sandrichch (who would go on to direct some of the best loved Astaire and Rogers musicals, including "Top Hat").