Sentence examples for milestone there will be from inspiring English sources

If you did win the race or successfully completed the milestone, there will be a check mark next to it in the BlackList racer's profile.

In a message in the order of service, Princess Anne wrote that this year was "particularly poignant because it will be one of the last milestones on which there will be sizeable numbers of veterans who were there on the day".

So I always believe in building in makeable milestones along the way, because there will be a point of deep despair.

That means Firefox OS faces a crucial test, Restivo says: "In six months or a year there will be good milestones because of the plans to launch Firefox OS phones in various markets.

Pujols has seven years left on his contract after this season, and Scioscia believes there will be more milestones in his future.

There will be many other milestones before and after the rededication.

There will be targets and milestones (including a reaffirmed commitment to meet the 2020 child poverty targets), and "focused conversations" with colleagues, says Lewis.

"Signs are, there will be some impressive milestones in this decade," says Stewart Brand, president of the Long Now Foundation, which runs the de-extinction initiative, on the project's website.

Then there will be no more milestones to celebrate, only the incremental effort of fighting an insurgency and rebuilding a failed state, without the prospect of a dramatic turn that could restore the support of the American public.

There will be a series of milestones to meet in weeks 2-5.

And next spring, there will be something of a surfwear milestone: the first Surf Expo dedicated to back-to-school shopping.