Sentence examples for set landmarks from inspiring English sources

We will set landmarks for discussing what determines quality in Technology Enhanced Learning and what dimensions must be considered to evaluate its quality.

And each time he gets up again, driven by his unquenchable thirst for winners and to set landmarks that he will never see beaten.

The aim of the aforementioned study would be to methodically measure NSD in a three-dimensional view at set landmarks instead of an isolated pre- and post-PA cephalogram image.

Its nine justices often set landmark precedents with their decisions, or at least clarify existing law, but typically the court now handles only 80 cases or less per term.

Even before the mad rush to the finish, the lawmakers had set down landmarks.

The joint honour followed a memorable sporting summer which set new landmarks and saw the country celebrate a range of stirring triumphs.

Cold, sore, tired and underweight, he has set new landmarks as the mud flies in his face, watched by a hardy band of supporters.

The U.N. set eight landmark antipoverty objectives in 2000, so this year's General Assembly is reviewing how we're doing after a decade.

New Zealand had set the landmark in the second half of the 1960s, the Fred Allen era; the run came to an end against South Africa in Pretoria in 1970.

Ilya was an encyclopedia in technology and his highest ethical standards has always set the landmark for us all".

Bannister, now aged 86, set the landmark record on 6 May 1954 at Iffley Road sports ground in Oxford.