Sentence examples for a milestone and it from inspiring English sources

"This is a milestone, and it's important," Eric Rienecker, the director of academic support for athletes at St . Johns, said of Thomas's returning to the court.

It's the first DNS provider to hit such a milestone, and it means that over 18 million people are using the service to access the web in a way that founder and CEO David Ulevitch calls "safer, faster, smarter and more reliable".

What a milestone; and it's all thanks to those who support the mission that soap equals hope.

It's never something I set out with an ambitions to achieve, especially considering how niche a lot of the Coyote material stuff is, but it is a milestone and I'm very proud - and even more so of the artists.

We know that the Emancipation Proclamation is a milestone and that it came out in the middle of a time of great violence and conflict.

"His retirement from a full-time role is a huge milestone, and it marks the end of this era".

Important enough, anyway, to revise his old chestnuts and get some sycophants to write about it as a cultural milestone, and it is, everybody says so, and everybody can't be wrong.

Most of the time, the holder of a milestone and the person surpassing it share the thinnest of connections, if any at all.

That is quite a milestone, and the firm believes it is the first UK mobile app to break the billion dollar barrier.

The French Communist Party congratulated the CPV on holding its 10th National Congress, and stated that it "was a milestone and an occasion for the Party to reiterate its orientations and its determination to implement objectives as well as open new visions for the 21st century".

But my godfather said if you ever have a chance to hit 50, well, that's quite a milestone, and you should shoot for it".