Sentence examples for few milestones from inspiring English sources

After more than 400 years, there were still a few milestones that Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London had not yet reached.

Here are a few milestones in the storied genre: Until recently, certain scholars believed that Mozart never meant for his Symphony No. 40 to be performed.

It's one of the few milestones that had eluded Rihanna, who has 12 number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100, tying her with Madonna and the Supremes for fourth on the list.

Take just a few milestones: the overthrow of monarchs; the ending of slavery; the decolonization of Asia and Africa; the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights; the defeat of fascism and, later, Communism; President Jimmy Carter's integration of human rights into United States foreign policy; and the global movement for human rights.

Instead, LeBron returned to the court wearing a mask and hit a few milestones of his own to put himself and his team back in the mix of the closest thing to a superhero, or super-villain, depending on one's allegiances, origin story as the NBA has ever seen.

Perfect time then to give you a few milestones.

"Having a few milestone moments like this and like the LeWitt is great for our audiences," said Joseph Thompson, Mass MoCA's director.

Within each of these 4 P's are a few milestone moments that need be recognized and savored by the business leader.

Respecting religious, moral, and ethical values are but a few milestone achievements setting a solid foundation for improved democracy and equal rights in Algeria.

Research on young adults (YAs) with chronic health conditions has shown that these YAs report lower HRQOL and achieve fewer milestones in independence, psychosexual and social development [ 3, 18].

Republican women won gubernatorial races in Alabama, Iowa and South Dakota and posted a few other milestones.