Sentence examples for more recent milestone from inspiring English sources
The Sretensky Choir, led by its artistic director, Nikon Zhila, is touring to commemorate a more recent milestone: the reunification of the Russian Orthodox Church, which took place on May 17.
A more recent milestone was reached with the 1993 publication of the Oxford Sherlock Holmes, the most authoritative modern edition of the texts, though its editor, Owen Dudley Edwards, insists on regarding the stories as fictions created by Conan Doyle, a position that makes him, in the eyes of certain Sherlockians, a bit of a killjoy.
A major highlight was hitting one hundred thousand tutorials on the site earlier this year (we sure cracked the code!) and a more recent milestone of one billion tutorial views!
In its ambition, inventiveness, and sheer strangeness, "The Lamb" is a precursor to more recent rock-music milestones like Radiohead's "O.K. Computer" and the Flaming Lips's "Soft Bulletin".
As it passes a recent milestone of breaking more than 1 million listings on its service, one of the first online marketplaces to challenge the hotel industry may begin making minority investments in companies that would add value to its service.
However, the more recent study cited here [ 16] is a milestone for the field, and future HRH research should continue to connect the evidentiary dots between occupational composition, segregation, and the gender wage gap.
Enrollment of more than 7 million Americans in health insurance isn't the only recent milestone for the Affordable Care Act.
Opening exhibits will examine the development of the guitar, rock milestones, the roots of rock in jazz, blues and other genres, and more recent rock spinoffs such as hip-hop and grunge.
The introduction gives a short overview of milestones and pioneers in the first period of about 50 years and in the next sections more recent innovations in the techniques are described.
