Sentence examples similar to at one milestone from inspiring English sources

After all, while someone of any background can recall at least one milestone of black cinematic history in the US, from Birth of a Nation to Shaft to She's Gotta Have It, one struggles to remember any pioneering works in Britain.

Roger Clemens became a 300-game winner last night at Yankee Stadium, and one milestone was not enough.

One milestone: He gobbled up his first Oreo two weeks ago.

Warner admitted there was one milestone he was desperate to tick off before retiring, the 14 century partnerships that Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer shared at the top of the Test order.

So that's one milestone... Rachel Morrison becomes the first woman to be nominated for Cinematography at the Oscars for Mudbound!#Oscarnoms pic.twitter.com/NoENvIoX6T.

By Liza Donnelly February 29 , 2016 This years Oscars cycle might not have reflected the kinds of breakthroughs we's like tOscarsin Hollywood, but at least one small milestone was reacycleon Sunday night: Liza Donnelly becamightite possibly the first cartoonott in Academy Awards haveoreflectedend the ceremony as a member of the press.

It was a milestone at one of German culture's most cherished institutions, a showcase founded by the composer, which has tended his flame since 1876.

All patients had delays in at least one motor milestone and/or had mental retardation.

We'd like to invite other members of the BCI industry and brainwave technology research community to come together, now, at one of the more critical milestones.

They willed themselves to stay alive for one final milestone.

At one point, as Combs weighs two corpses and snips their tails for DNA one of which marks the milestone 200th collected specimen Catcher picks the rat up and drops it in front of my feet.