Sentence examples for stellar breakthrough from inspiring English sources
As with Harry Kane at Tottenham Hotspur, who went on loan four times before his stellar breakthrough this term, Lawrence offers hope and inspiration to all young players just to keep on keeping on.
Meanwhile there were signs that the demands of Jessica Judd's stellar breakthrough season might be catching up with her as she was beaten for the first time over 800m this season by Marilyn Okoro.
He teamed up again with McKellen on a Hamlet for the Prospect touring company – with which McKellen had made his stellar breakthrough as Richard II and Marlowe's Edward II two years previously – that arrived at the Cambridge in 1971 after a long tour.
After a stellar breakthrough year with the nomination, and critical acclaim for his subtle explorations of electronica, house and techno in Immunity, Jon Hopkins is part of a new wave of British producers leading electronic music into pop culture.
Before the debate, Mr. Clegg was seen as the event's most likely beneficiary, barring a clunking or stellar performance by his two opponents, if only because equal billing in the debate represented a breakthrough for his party.
She spoke fondly of her breakthrough performance in Strauss's "Ariadne auf Naxos" with the Boston Lyric Opera in 1991, which received stellar reviews, including one from John Rockwell in The New York Times, who wrote that only a wrong career turn could stop her from becoming a significant Wagnerian soprano.
The breakthrough gospel album featured the popular hits "It's Done," "Speechless," and "Jesus Will," and this led to numerous Stellar award nominations and eventually the monumental Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Album.
Best breakthrough: Carlos Betancur The 23-year-old Colombian had hinted at his form in the Liège-Bastogne-Liège but excelled himself over three weeks in stellar company.
