Sentence examples for milestone or a from inspiring English sources

A12 Will this human cloning attempt prove to be a milestone or a forgettable blunder?

"Is it a milestone or a millstone?" wondered Brock in the aftermath on Easter Monday.

The 50p tax cut marks a political milestone – or a millstone.

The record will reflect that as the opening gavel fell, none of the judges and none of the lawyers said anything about a milestone or a historic moment.

(The disruption of an R.O.T.C. ceremony at Columbia last May 7th, for instance, which was once thought of as a "milestone," or "a hairy idea," is now spoken of on campus simply as an "aberrant demonstration").

If you reach a milestone, or a hitch, or encounter some interesting differences, send your story or upload a photo to Breakthrough's THE G WORD, using the #ChoreChallenge hashtag.

Maybe your team hits an important milestone or an engineer was granted a patent.

When a Gatorade athlete has a noteworthy performance, celebrates a milestone or wins a championship — like Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning did in Super Bowl 50 — the brand is now ready to engage in that real-time discussion.

Every time you hit a milestone or have a new release, let them know.

Put another way, our current practice conflates the use of citation as a means of identifying a point, milestone, or destination in a document (a retrieval hook) with a means of identifying a labelled subdocument that can be referenced or retrieved for other purposes ( a container label).

For us, coming from AAA, where there would often be milestones or a ship date, that was important.