Sentence examples for the milestone which from inspiring English sources

His strategy is to wait until a player gets within four or five hits and then start attending every game he plays until he reaches the milestone, which usually takes less than a week.

The milestone, which was reached after 120 refugees arrived in Scotland in the past week, means that Scotland has taken about a third of the total number of Syrian refugees who have come to the UK since last October.

The milestone, which broke last year's record number, was met by somebody named only as Biljana from Serbia who registered an "eco field trip for school children for her local community in Belgrade to volunteer at a sustainable farm, participate in green workshops, and do a trash clean-up".

Sunday's 2-1 win Premier League victory over Chelsea took United to within a point of the milestone, which will see them overhaul Liverpool's record.

The suggested state-driven approach inserts process states into a process model using process units, and separates the business rules from the process flow by regarding the states as the milestones which indicate where the rules are separated.

"Startup founders in China tend to think investment is the best way to reach the next milestone, which is often simply more investment, rather than making sure they deliver something unique and sustainable," he wrote.

(You can experience this for yourself in the Criterion Collection's Blu-ray edition of the Cocteau milestone, which includes Glass's opera as a soundtrack option).

Additionally, only the IL-28B rs12979860 polymorphism affects the earliest treatment milestone, which is EVR.

It generated tremendous dynamism among millions of Americans to move in support, and that contributed to the next big milestone, which was to show that we could win at the ballot, which we did in 2012.

With 67 yards rushing this weekend at New Orleans, Taylor will reach the 10,000-yard milestone, which could be enough to punch his ticket for Canton, Ohio.

The New Utrecht milestone, which stood at 18th Avenue near 82nd Street, was dated by Mr. Koke as around 1741, well before the earliest known in Manhattan, and bearing a striking graphic of pointing fingers.