Sentence examples for milepost of from inspiring English sources
"That was a milepost of consciousness.
Every milepost of their lives is a cause for endless burbling.
Such is the reward for the reigning World Series champion Yankees, who on Sunday reached a milepost of their title defense in style.
Evans was a key figure on Davis's Kind of Blue (1959), a milepost of jazz history and perhaps the finest recorded example of modal jazz, a style that eschews complex chords in favour of free melody.
Mr. Clinton has used these set-piece speeches as mileposts of his political pilgrimage.
By now, the mileposts of Jeremy Lin's basketball life are legend: State championship in high school.
Some things about Sam -- his four new baby teeth, his remarkable curling eyelashes -- are the typical delights of parenthood, the ordinary mileposts of a life just getting started.
The mileposts of his journey are lined neatly in a row of baseballs on a shelf in his locker: one from each stop in the minors, one from the Futures Game for top prospects, and one from the majors.
Following the members of a second-tier British band called the Ravons, it winds through the standard historical mileposts of the last 40-odd years — the fizzy mid-'60s, the turgid and bearded '70s, the reunion tours and charity mega-concerts since the '80s — and leads to a sobering coda: the end of the party, the twilight of the rock gods.
The Met maintained the line south of milepost 28.5 (south of Great Missenden), the GCR to the north.
WHERE TO STAY The Peaks of Otter Lodge (800-542-5927; www.peaksofotter.com) in in Bedford, at Milepost 81 of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
