Sentence examples for note of milestones from inspiring English sources
No one caring enough to take note of milestones -- most likely, these kids don't have that many happy milestones to record. .
And he goes on to take note of historical milestones and atmospheric changes.
(AP) — In bright white letters against a blue background, the electronic signboards around Beaver Stadium took note of another milestone for Joe Paterno long after the stands had cleared.
Cook Impostor When spring training began last week, baseball fans were taking note of a milestone in DENNIS COOK's 12-year career as a pitcher in the major leagues: this is the first time that he has been with the same team three years in a row (the Mets).
Milestones, a new feature that will periodically appear in this section, will take note of -- what else? -- milestones in the lives of New Jerseyans and their institutions.
In remarks Wednesday to teary-eyed supporters and campaign staff in Van Nuys, after a long night spent watching Garcetti's margin grow, Greuel fought to keep her composure as she took note of the historical milestone she had tried to achieve.
Partygoers in New York took note of a more worrisome milestone: this is the second year in a row that someone has impersonated Mr. Cook in Manhattan while he was at training camp in Florida.
ONE of the less noted milestones of the year just ended was the 50th anniversary of the window sticker, the now-ubiquitous price sheet that has helped to make new-car purchases a bit less confounding since the late 1950s.
Take note of when the baby reaches certain milestones.
(Note the use above of milestone, so richly connotative of achievement and accomplishment).
It is important to note that recent milestones of multicenter clinical trials on fluid therapy [ 17– 20] "neglected" this approach to some extent, and in these studies fluid administration was mainly based on the clinicians' "intuition" or inadequate indices rather than appropriate hemodynamic parameters of intravascular blood volume.
