Sentence examples for golden milestone from inspiring English sources

In Rome the road system began from the Golden Milestone in the Roman Forum.

Thayer's Note: For comprehensive details on the Golden Milestone in the Roman Forum, see the article Milliarium Aureum in Platner and Ashby's Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome; and for details on the roads and distances, see the article Viae in Smith's Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities.

And so, together with the millions of fans worldwide, I celebrate this golden milestone, not only as the young woman I am today, but above all, as that same Georgian girl from Russia sitting in her tiny Moscow apartment, clutching the unplugged mic in her little hand, with a big dream in her heart.

British officials have hailed Magna Carta's arrival as the latest milestone in a "golden era" of UK-China relations during which Xi will pay a state visit to Britain next week.

"We look at the Golden Elephant as an important milestone in our constant endeavor to create awareness for The Right to  Entertainment for Children.

Wolves defender and current squad member Sam Ricketts, who is one of the Golden Caps, believes the elusive 100 milestone will be reached by some of his current colleagues.

Times of personal significance have included the births and marriages of her children and grandchildren, the investiture of the Prince of Wales, and the celebration of milestones such as her Silver, Golden, and Diamond Jubilees in 1977 , 2002 and 2012, respectively.

The Panthers' golden anniversary is more than just a historic milestone.

This month marked a major milestone for suicide prevention when the Golden Gate Bridge board of directors approved the first funding toward construction of a suicide barrier on the San Francisco landmark.

The jury trial is scheduled to begin around the same time an important milestone arrives for Americana developer Rick Caruso, Golden Key owner Ray Patel and Henry David, owner of the vacant building that once housed the recording studio.

"The Golden Globes are not taken seriously as artistic milestones and have a history of voting idiosyncrasies," sniffed the New York Times last year.