Sentence examples for milestone time from inspiring English sources

There is something dangerously real about the revolution around the sun, something that should be remembered and returned to every time we reach a milestone: time is the fire in which we all burn (to borrow from the poet Delmore Schwartz).

This can be about your life in general, or a specific time in your life (eg. wedding plans, baby milestones, time abroad, or a specific year).

Watch for Google's mobile application store to hit the 100,000 apps milestone some time this month.

More broadly, van der Wal characterizes this as major milestone in Time Out's shift from the print business into "more of a digital direction".

It achieved that milestone 2.5 times faster than Candy Crush Saga; 5 times faster than Puzzle & Dragons; and over 6.2 times faster than the highly successful Clash of Clans.

One sided Wilcoxon rank-sum test was also performed in the same software to detect the significance of the difference between OS (overall survival milestone outcome) times and EFS (event-free survival milestone outcome) times in the unpredictable samples.

While Christopher, who goes by Chris, hit all of his developmental milestones on time, Nick lagged.

"Now that we have youth who are coming out during adolescence, that means they can experience the normal developmental milestones in time as opposed to off-time," says Caitlin Ryan.

The world's population reached a record seven billion on Monday, according to the United Nations, with nations across the world marking the occasion with newborns symbolizing the milestone (Hindustan Times).

A burst of 9 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team An executive from bankrupt Apple supplier GT Advanced Technologies who oversaw its troubled sapphire production facility set up a plan to sell part of his shareholdings after the company failed to meet Apple's technical milestones on time.

It deprives us of experiences and milestones, of time spent with our spouse and children.