Sentence examples for milestone from the from inspiring English sources

The performance Tuesday embraced another milestone from the astonishing Giggs, who has adapted his game to use his brain more and his legs less.

Besides matching Vilas's Open era milestone from the 1970s and 1980s Nadal added Barcelona to his list of tournaments he has won a record nine times, along with Roland Garros and Monte Carlo.

Working to create a permanent human presence in space is just the latest milestone from the China National Space Administration.

LinkedIn's Jeff Weiner won this year's Best CEO award at the Crunchies, and backstage he talked about LinkedIn's big milestone from the past year — its IPO.

It is also an important milestone from the perspective of a higher end system built from the previous generation driver assistance systems comprising of collision warning, pedestrian detection, etc.

Boycott reached the milestone from the bowling of Greg Chappell with an on drive for four.

The most interesting milestone from this era is the Live at Pompeii sans-audience concert film, which has now been re-released with extra interviews and twiddly bits, courtesy of director Adrian Maben.

Affirmative Action Timeline (//www.infoplease.com/spot/affirmativetimeline1.html) explores milestones from the 1960's to today.

Big names figure in Mr. Townshend's story, and so do big milestones, from the making of "Tommy" to identity crises for the Who and its various members.

Here are some milestones from the last four decades : 1975 David Kopay, a former professional football player, publicly acknowledges that he is gay in a Washington Star article.

The evolution of the automobile has had many milestones, from the advent of now-common features like air-conditioning and seat belts to the development of hybrid models that switch seamlessly between gas and electric power.