Sentence examples for One turning point from inspiring English sources
One turning point, he said, was the growth of the Internet, which increasingly unites the once "discrete worlds" of Chinese and Western reading material.
One turning point came in 1807, with a pair of concerts at the Leipzig Gewandhaus, a hall converted from a textile merchants' building.
One turning point was his own production of the mammoth Oresteia in 1981, which toured the world and reignited interest in the use of masks.
One turning point came when Cam Cameron, the team's offensive coordinator, met with the rookies before Baltimore's game against Miami on Oct. 19.
One turning point was his acquisition, with a group of fellow fans, of Lewes FC, turning it from a club nearing bankruptcy to a flourishing community-owned enterprise.
One turning point was "On Broadway Vol. 4, or the Paradox of Continuity," a 2006 album of standards by the drummer Paul Motian, on which she and Mr. Grenadier appear.
Some economists believe the economy has arrived – or will soon arrive – at one such turning point.
Venus and Serena took their image into their own hands after one important turning point 18 months ago in Indian Wells, Calif.
One crucial turning point appeared to be the intervention of a mediator on the call: Michele Fiore, a Republican member of the Nevada assembly.
One big turning point was [preparing to go] on Oprah for the first time.
At one dramatic turning point, Carrell is virtually laughed off the stage as he predicts crash... while in real time Morgan Stanley and Lehman Brothers stocks are plummeting.
