Sentence examples for approaching a milestone from inspiring English sources

Well, we're approaching a milestone in the brief history of e-money.

Because censuses are infrequent and incomplete, no one knows the precise date — the Census Bureau puts it somewhere next March — but there can be no doubt that humanity is approaching a milestone.

Now we're approaching a milestone in this movement: On October 29, a remarkable gathering will take place at Berkeley's law school, where 150 lawyers, professors, judges, and law students will come together to review the progress we've made.

Students with questions or issues should talk with student services staff; students approaching a milestone should be aware of intradepartmental communications and support, and students with concerns should discuss them with student services staff.

What we have instead is an amiable public exercise in the sort of soul-searching sure to befall anyone approaching a milestone birthday haunted by specters of unfulfilled ambitions.

As he approaches a "milestone" birthday, the Prince of Wales has admitted that he is not in the best condition.

("Action Comics" and "Detective Comics" recently returned to their original numbering at DC Comics as both titles approach a milestone 1,000th issue).

We approach a milestone that we flaunt in front of friends, while reminding our parents that we are no longer so small, that they can no longer treat us like children.

But he is approaching a prestigious milestone.

A year after Washington rescued the banks considered too big to fail, the ones deemed too small to save are approaching a grim milestone: the 100th bank failure of 2009.

The summer is winding down in Chicago, a city beset by violence that has skyrocketed to levels unseen in recent memory and is now rapidly approaching a grim milestone.