break new ground

It is difficult to break new ground in this field.

She knows that her show will not break new ground.

Though the books broke new ground, another point needs to be made.

Her work is different and always tries to break new ground.

But he would not have made a scientist of the sort who break new ground.

The show is not in the business of breaking new ground.

But then, they had been breaking new ground nearly every day.

More important than the numbers, my show broke new ground.

At the time it was seen as breaking new ground.

When you're breaking new ground it's difficult, because everyone's always looking for the sure thing.

He'd got it running good in the States, and now he was breaking new ground.

I wanted, if you will, to break new ground for the cinema.

"In many areas, he has helped to break new ground for the Tour."

We women of her generation had hoped she would break new ground.

But the stories are pretty good, even when they don't break new ground.

A support group of workers all interested in breaking new ground might be set up.

The plan breaks new ground in several ways, according to experts.

However, television analysts said that not all of these shows break new ground.

With distance, however, the music now seems to live in its own inability to break new ground.

You're trying to make the most beautiful music, you try to break new ground creating sound that no one's ever heard before.

She was breaking new ground by discussing anything at all.

The author also missed several opportunities to break new ground.

In many cases, women returning to the work force today are breaking new ground.

That's what breaks new ground, makes people excited to work with you.

Yet she and her mother are unafraid to break new ground.