Sentence examples for sought a breakthrough from inspiring English sources
Then, he sought a breakthrough in Iowa, where a 2008 entrance poll found that evangelical Christians made up 60 percent of Republican caucus-goers.
Reaffirming his commitment to the "Middle Way", i.e. not to seek independence as long as the Chinese government respects the distinctive character of the Tibetan people and permits them to enjoy genuine regional autonomy, the Dalai Lama stated that he sought a breakthrough with Beijing.
On a placid pitch, Morris was one of seven bowlers used as Bradman sought a breakthrough; each of the first three wickets put on century partnerships.
Its opponents, too, will be seeking a breakthrough.
Clarke called them in and then changer his bowling regularly and innovatively seeking a breakthrough.
Timing has hardly been the office's forte as it seeks a breakthrough on decommissioning.
Mr. Delury said he was skeptical that Mr. Kim would have gone to China in person to seek a breakthrough in the stalled six-nation talks on ending his country's nuclear weapons programs.
Southern rail passengers are facing more misery with no trains running at all for a second consecutive day as the drivers' union and the company started talks at Acas to seek a breakthrough in the long-running dispute.
Southern rail passengers are facing more misery with no trains running at all for a second consecutive day, as unions and the company meet at Acas to seek a breakthrough in the long-running dispute.
Some of the British strategists, on the other hand, argued that instead of seeking a breakthrough on the Germans' impregnable Western Front, the Allies should turn the whole position of the Central Powers either by an offensive through the Balkans or even by a landing on Germany's Baltic coast.
Fifth, to seek a breakthrough from the current breakdown, Israel and the Palestinian Authority must recommit themselves to an immediate resumption of the peace negotiations to bring an end to the occupation.
