Sentence examples for Pivotal day from inspiring English sources
It will be a pivotal day for the agency.
"That was a very pivotal day in this debate".
It proved to be a crucial effort on a pivotal day of the campaign.
He said: "1967 is a pivotal day in our history and we all aspire to reach those heights again.
Let a rider be sick during a pivotal day in the Alps and his chances of victory can vanish.
The Queen's public holiday falls in the same month as the 3rd of June anniversary of the Mabo decision, a pivotal day in Australian history.
Would it not have made more sense to bench Poulter for Saturday afternoon's foursomes, thus giving him almost a day's rest before the pivotal Sunday singles?
A week after the pivotal Monday Night Football game that ended the referees' lockout, we were bound for a letdown.
Abed took to the streets in 2011, participating in the pivotal Friday of Rage and Friday of Steadfastness protests, which helped start the insurrection against the dictator, Bashar al-Assad.
Having challenged for every one of this year's majors Fowler found himself assailed with Bianca-like shouts of "RIC-KAAAY!" on every hole, and was thrashed by McIlroy on the pivotal Sunday afternoon.
If this was a daily soap, it would be that pivotal Friday episode.
