Sentence examples for whose breakthrough from inspiring English sources

But we also included writers whose breakthrough books were still ahead of them.

Steve Carell (whose breakthrough was in Sunshine) plays the old pretender, Emma Stone his rackety opponent.

It starred Gene Hackman, whose breakthrough role had been in Bonnie & Clyde.

Seven years later, Abhay has become a brilliant software designer whose breakthrough product has been stolen by a handsome villain (Dino Morea).

LONDON (AP) -- Sir James Black, a Nobel Prize-winning pharmacologist whose breakthrough beta-blocker drugs help treat millions of heart patients and save thousands of lives, died Sunday.

Vaidisova is a striking six-footer whose breakthrough into the front rank of players has been one of the highlights of this past fortnight in Paris.

It celebrates the genius of the scientists, engineers, activists and entrepreneurs whose breakthroughs and courage made this world possible.

The company was formed in consultation with Howard Friedman, a psychology professor at the University of California, Riverside, whose breakthroughs in the science of longevity were set in motion two decades ago.

When Jim Marshall died on Thursday, at 88, the rock world lost the man whose breakthroughs in amplifier design made possible the thunderous guitar sound of hard rock, changing the course of pop-music history.

Because at the heart of it was that unique sense of novelty, the presence of young directors whose breakthroughs assured us that however much fun 1999 had been, there would be more and better years like it.

Xie Tao of Beijing's Foreign Studies University suggests a comparison with Nixon, whose diplomatic breakthrough with China in 1972 was helped by Americans' belief in his anti-Communist credentials.