Sentence examples for milestone marking from inspiring English sources
And this at exactly the same time as Hyundai claims as do all chaebol to be making its management more transparent and accountable to shareholders.Barely a week goes by without the announcement of another milestone marking the reform of South Korea's corporate sector.
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla .— The shuttle Discovery braved the hellish fire of re-entry for the last time Wednesday and glided back to Earth to close out the space plane's 39th and final voyage, an emotion-charged milestone marking the beginning of the end for America's shuttle program.
But the rehabbed Saw Mill River Parkway has retained the grace of its curves, and a 1798 stone bridge in Kingston, N. J., still carries traffic past a milestone marking distance to New York in one direction and Philadelphia in the other.
Managing director Martin Murphy said the unveiling of the generator was a significant milestone, marking "the birth of the tidal industry in Wales".
In 1957, the new technique was successfully applied into large-scale production, which is hailed as an important milestone marking the beginning of modern pharmaceutical industry in China (Shen et al., 1950; Shen et al., 1958a, b, c, d, e, f).
Back in October, esteemed club night Deviation celebrated another milestone, marking eight years of stellar parties encompassing brilliant record selection, non-stop dancing and a curation of line-ups that's never left us wanting.
A PAINTED milestone marks the turn-off to Kailashpur.
"The early achievement of this milestone marks the culmination of several years of hard work by our engineers and planners".
TV institution Match of the Day celebrates its 50th birthday on Friday, a milestone marked by a BBC1 tribute documentary titled MOTD at 50.
Earth Day is 43 years' old today, a milestone marked by one of Google's annual doodles dedicated to the event.
Only you can lose your own virginity or pass your own driving test, meaning that a milestone marks an encounter with oneself.
