Sentence examples for be milestones 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.
They seem to be milestones, and that's fair enough".
They may be milestones in the history of the cinema, but they're millstones around the neck of the history of the United States.
In short, these two decisions by ministers and MEPs will be milestones in determining whether we end overfishing in and by the EU and, if we do, by when.
Support of traditional village socio-cultural functions and land use systems including fields, wooded grasslands and forests should be milestones in a regional program of sustainable forest management.
Internet test forums such as EAMUSTM or the recently created Virtual International Pathology Institute (VIPI, http://www.diagnomx.eu/vipi/) can be considered to be milestones in developing IT support in TBD and surgical pathology.
Those are milestones, too.
There were milestones on the way.
"Balanchine works were milestones in our development," Mr. Villella continued.
Aircraft accidents and incidents were milestones.
Moments are milestones; milestones, moments.
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