The project thus hopefully marks another milestone in the slow, inexorable fading of this hateful text into history.
Around Misurata, rebels began firing into the night sky, celebrating a milestone in the slow, inevitable dismembering of the Qaddafi clan.
That milestone reflects the slow and extremely gentle decline of the VCR, as well as the DVD player's meteoric rise.
Rosesanna Cunningham said this was the first formal reintroduction of a once native mammal in the UK, a significant milestone in the slow process of rewilding parts of the British isles.
ONE milestone in Mexico's slow transition to democracy was the government's creation in 1990 of a National Human Rights Commission.
He had normal motor milestones but became noticeable slower in his early teens and presented scapular winging and Achilles tendon contractures.
However, Microsoft has still created a milestone in America's slow progression towards accepting marijuana, which remains illegal under federal law.
"Future moves cannot be done in this last-minute fashion," said Marcel Stoessel, who heads Oxfam in Haiti.Still, the designation of the site is a milestone in a painfully slow process of rebuilding a country shaken to its core.
This year, the Grateful Dead celebrate their 50th anniversary, a milestone marked by a slew of releases – the first of which is an imminent double-album compilation – and a Dead documentary produced by Martin Scorsese.
Although crucial details of the agreement were not disclosed, it appeared to be another important milestone in Ireland's slow emergence from a banking and real estate crisis that had cut living standards, caused unemployment to soar and left cities scarred by half-finished building projects.
