Sentence examples for milestone series from inspiring English sources

For information on the Milestone series, call (800) 603-1104.

The company's first comics appeared in 1993 and were published regularly by DC until 1997 and in reprints afterward; two new Milestone series, Xombi and Static Shock, are scheduled to be published by DC this year.

The Milestone series moves on to the talkies with "The Gay Desperado" (1936), starring Ida Lupino, and Mervyn LeRoy's "Tonight or Never" (1931), with Gloria Swanson as an opera diva who has lost the passion for her work.

In an early rough cut of the show, "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet," "Happy Days," "Roseanne" and "Home Improvement" pop up repeatedly, and the milestone mini-series "Roots" gets exhaustive treatment.

"Closure" was a story milestone for the series, finally revealing Samantha's fate; this story-arc had driven a large part of the series' earlier episodes.

NEXT year will mark the 40th anniversary of the Clean Water Act, a milestone for a series of landmark environmental laws that began with the creation of the Environmental Protection Agency in 1970.

Yet for those who have followed Mr. Kremer's career over the years, the true milestone of the series will take place on Wednesday, as he performs all of Bach's unaccompanied violin works, three sonatas and three partitas, in St . Pauls Chapel at Columbia University.

The new initiative is a milestone in a series of increasing efforts to establish Germany's position among the world's leading research nations, says Max Huber, spokesman of the new GATE consortium.

World View CEO Jane Poynter said that the first launch from Tucson was "another important milestone in our series of Stratollite development and demonstration missions, which are helping us perfect our overall technology and operations as we move closer to a routine long-duration, station-keeping Stratollite platform".

"Small Victories" was another visual effects milestone for the series.

"Patient X" was a story milestone for the series.