Sentence examples for are milestone from inspiring English sources
noun
A stone milepost (or by extension in other materials), one of a series of numbered markers placed along a road at regular intervals, typically at the side of the road or in a median.
Of course, there are milestone firsts.
Each questionnaire is composed of 30 clearly, simply, and precisely formulated items, targeting abilities or behaviors that are milestone skills for the specific age range of the interval.
— The Breeders' Cup World Championships are milestone days for a sport that can't get out of the way of itself for 363 days a year.
Plans for the first flight, by the shuttle Atlantis, are "milestone-driven, not calendar-driven," he said, and the agency will adjust the schedule for later flights to be sure there are no safety compromises.
Those are milestones, too.
Moments are milestones; milestones, moments.
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"This is milestone number one," she says.
There were milestones on the way.
They seem to be milestones, and that's fair enough".
"Balanchine works were milestones in our development," Mr. Villella continued.
