Sentence examples similar to a pivotal declaration from inspiring English sources
"In 1999 or 2000, I had a conversation with Roger Clemens in which Roger told me that he had taken human growth hormone," Pettitte said in the affidavit, a potentially pivotal declaration if spoken before a jury.
After the New Delhi Declaration ratified in May 2016, in which the world's space agencies came together to support the Paris Agreement reached at the COP-21 summit on climate change, Mohanty says the declaration was a pivotal point in moving toward using space as a resource.
And on "Coliseum" Mr. Okereke yelps some kind of declaration — "The empire never ended!" — at a pivotal moment, just before the volume cranks up, and the drums and distortion kick in.
He was a member of the Second Continental Congress, a drafter and signer of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution, and played a pivotal role in recruiting French aid for the Americans during the Revolutionary War.
But five years later, the "I approved" has become a pivotal device in commercials for Congress and the White House, a place for candidates to make a declaration of intent, summarize the message or take a parting shot.
It is a pivotal opportunity.
Previously: "A Pivotal Italian Aria".
That is a pivotal advantage.
That was a pivotal point".
