Sentence examples for something of a milestone from inspiring English sources

For South Korea, this is something of a milestone.

But they clearly saw today as something of a milestone.

But it represents something of a milestone for the hedge fund industry.

But this iconic county of 3.1 million people passed something of a milestone in June.

That achievement may not warrant a brass band, but it is something of a milestone.

On Bank Holiday Monday I watched David reach something of a milestone in this trail.

And next spring, there will be something of a surfwear milestone: the first Surf Expo dedicated to back-to-school shopping.

And while it may be too soon to place Rahim, at the bright dawn of his career, in such a radiant tradition, the reasonably good odds that he will is something of a cultural milestone in its own right.

Any old way, judging by the amount of "Mad Men -themed status updates and away Men -themedat have invaded my virtual life in the pastatusk, I gather that last Monday's season premiere was something of a historical milestone.

Giving back all the gains from an IPO is something of a symbolic milestone for tech companies.

On Tuesday night, in something of a pop-culture milestone for Mr. Scarborough's show, the "Moment of Zen" that always concludes Jon Stewart's "Daily Show" featured an appearance that Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, Terry McAuliffe, had made from Washington on "Morning Joe" on Monday, after the Puerto Rico primary.