Sentence examples for a notable turning point from inspiring English sources

The closure of the Platonic Academy was a notable turning point.

A notable turning point for his career came in 1963 when a watercolor (similar to Jazz Giants #1 (1962)) was accepted for the Art Institute's "2nd Biennial Drawing, Watercolor and Print Exhibition".

Mark Cuban's Broadcast.com stream of the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 1999 was the most notable turning point (despite being a very slow rendering one).

Will another notable turning point for the web as we know it ever evolve?

And last week, that race took a notable turn.

:A turning point, or business as usual?

Moulitsas' essay announcing the new policy is notable because it marks a turning point in a Democratic primary season that has pitted progressives supporting Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders against one another.

Blackwater became a notable symbol of the war, marking a turning point, when four of its contractors were dragged through the streets and hung on lampposts in the western city of Falluja in 2004.

In just two years the label had grown immensely, and this third full length (notable for completing an unofficial trilogy of albums by the label's first three artists) marked a turning point towards a future free of stylistic shackles.

"That makes that a federalist turning point".

The experience marked a significant turning point.