Sentence examples for two milestones of from inspiring English sources

But this week saw two milestones, of sorts.

No matter how far the Texas Rangers go in these playoffs, they will have already passed two milestones of sorts when they take the field against the Yankees on Friday night.

(Concerts are $15; panels and lectures are $10.) The opening concert on Sunday offers the founder and director of the event, the pianist Jerome Rose from the Mannes faculty, in a recital featuring two milestones of 19th-century piano literature: Schumann's "Davidsbündlertänze" and Schubert's Sonata in B flat (D. 960).

Till date no other surveys have collected the postoperative data on practice standards for these two milestones of postoperative treatment in THR patients.

It is the life that you live between those two milestones of your life that matters the most of all.

There are three milestones of ethical human research: the Declaration of Helsinki, informed consent and ethics committee approval.

He applied the idea in 'analyzing away' talk of 'obligations', and the anticipation that we can see here of Russell's theory of descriptions has been noted by, among others, Wisdom (1931) and Quine in 'Five Milestones of Empiricism' [Quotation].

It was heartening to see The Times call upon the Obama administration to get on with steps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, especially since we are at the 400 parts per million milestone of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, a level not reached since long before humans arrived on the scene.

Will it ever see the light of day?" Two milestones finally helped pull the film out of the legal quicksand.

Two milestones in the history of broadcasting here on the Northerner's patch.

Rickey Henderson's pursuit of two milestones was put on hold when he was given the night off.