Sentence examples for unusual milestone from inspiring English sources

Two days later Coyne turned 55, an unusual milestone for a man who wears lightning bolt nail polish, has a 20-something girlfriend, has recently been mentoring 23-year-old pop star Miley Cyrus and will at one point tonight don a neon jellyfish headdress and perch on the shoulders of a werewolf to sing about love at the museum of sex and death.

During its first week, the tournament had achieved some unusual milestones: fewest top-10 men and women in the third round (10); most retirements and withdrawals (13); most players over 30 in the fourth round (9); no American men in the third round for the first time since 1912.

Around the year 2000, media outlets noted a pair of unusual milestones: "1999/11/19" was the last calendar date composed of all odd digits that would occur for a very long time, and that "2000/02/02" was the first all-even date to occur in a very long time.

The achievement of the assembled Puerto Rican parrot genome is an important milestone for unusual reasons.

Cricket writer A. A. Thomson noted that both milestones were unusual individually, and that such all-round achievements had only been matched in scope by those of W. G. Grace in the 1870s.

Unusual intrauterine events and milestones in embryonic development were recorded and number of embryos was counted as exact as possible.

If Poshmark is able to keep up its momentum and reach this milestone, it would be unusual.

When you reach a milestone, give yourself a more unusual treat, and let your friends know so they can congratulate you.

He said the contract SpaceX won was "unusual" in that it was fixed price and milestone based.

Faster acquisition of developmental milestones in BTBR may represent an unusual neurodevelopmental profile.

Unusual developmental phenotypes included marked delay in early gross motor milestones (32%) and unusual patterns of regression (40%).