Sentence examples for milestone would have from inspiring English sources

Considering a lineup change while Jeter was pursuing a milestone would have overshadowed the chase.

The next milestone would have been Oct. 14, his 100th birthday.

Assuming that the age of the smallest Archaeopteryx specimens approximates when these animals first took flight across the Solnhofen lagoons, we can deduce that this milestone would have occurred no later than about 18 weeks (Figure 9).

Scholl explained that this was a key turning point because it meant being able to move on to building large-scale hardware for testing with human pilots, but he also explained that even just a few years ago, this kind of milestone would've involved repeated wind tunnel trials through multiple physical model iterations over a drawn-out period of time.

The Rangers also denied Brodeur his 500th victory, a milestone that would have put him in the company of only one other goaltender, Patrick Roy, who had 551.

And starting in 2010, the industry witnessed a milestone that would have been unthinkable during the hair-metal era: Acoustic models began to outsell electric.

Leiter, who will start for the Mets in Milwaukee on Friday, is 7-1 thiseasonon, three victories short of his 100th, a milestone he would have reached long ago if not for injuries early in his career.

Because this is our 100th episode, a milestone that would have probably seemed a silly idea back when we started the show.

"As far as 700, or any of those type of milestones, I would have had an unbelievable, fun time going after them," he said.

Hubbl was also challenged in raising a round, from what we've heard, with investors spooked by the app discovery market as a whole, despite Hubbl hitting the usual milestones that would have otherwise led to at least a seed stage deal.

Had he reached that milestone again, he would have joined Ty Cobb and George Sisler as the only major leaguers to have two hitting streaks of 30 or more games.