Sentence examples for milestones tick from inspiring English sources
The milestones tick by, yet still the path leads ahead into the thicket.
For me, it's a milestone ticked in my career.
As the day wore on and the crowd basked in an almost unprecedented first-day England run glut, the pair began to tick off the milestones as methodically as Lance Armstrong on the road from Bourg d'Oisans.
Warner admitted there was one milestone he was desperate to tick off before retiring, the 14 century partnerships that Matthew Hayden and Justin Langer shared at the top of the Test order.
Satisfactory completion of the demonstration mission will tick a 29th milestone, releasing a final $2.5m payment.
But that modest gain, driven largely by news Sunday of a long-awaited financial rescue for the debt-ladenGreek government, was enough to help the market tick off yet another milestone in its long recovery.
A slide show playing on a large screen mounted on the wall of the airy office reception area ticked off milestones.
They caught up on family dramas and ticked off milestones: who was graduating, who was engaged, how big the children were getting.
In the meantime, here are the career milestones she's already ticked off … In much the same way that "staff" has been rebranded "team" and "accidentally killing people" is now "friendly fire", what olden days pop stars used to call a career has now been rephrased as a "journey", mostly thanks to the X Factor.
