Sentence examples similar to go milestone from inspiring English sources

I kept my head down and I plowed ahead, going through milestone after milestone as my children grew.

Sir Rodney Walker, who chairs the committee created to oversee the organisation of the event, is to publish the first of three reports on progress this week – before the "six-months-to-go" milestone on 5 January.

The events being staged this week, on and around the 100-days-to-go milestone, are a test not just of London 2012's organisational mojo but of the spectacle itself, the texture and tone of a London Olympics.

Tournament organisers, who will mark the year-to-go milestone with a press conference at Salford's Media City on Friday, would be delighted by the involvement of a name as resonant in both rugby codes as Campese's, especially in Cardiff – where England also face Australia in the second part of a double-header under the Millennium Stadium roof on Saturday 26 October.

With five weeks to go, both milestones seem equally likely, and with at least one shared characteristic: each team's most valuable player is a quarterback.

Only 1,671 Feet to Go: Another small milestone in the rebuilding of the World Trade Center was passed on Monday, when the steel framework of the south core of 1 World Trade Center reached more than 100 feet above Vesey Street.

When the Yankees went to go collect the milestone ball, the fan who caught it, Zack Hample, turned them down.

The way Rodriguez has been going, bigger milestones figured to be ahead of him.

As national sports milestones go, Haiti's is pretty modest.

As milestones go, Krzyzewski kept it quiet with his team.

That is because, as milestones go, this one happens to be fairly unremarkable beyond these shores.