Sentence examples for a pivotal sequence of from inspiring English sources

The most incisive example occurred in the sixth inning, a pivotal sequence of events that by night's end played as much of a role in the Yankees' 5-3 loss as their persistent failures to convert scoring opportunities into runs.

Michelle Williams, as Affleck's grieving ex-wife, only factors into a handful of scenes, but stuns in a pivotal sequence.

She only factors into a handful of scenes but stuns in a pivotal sequence, making her an early lock for a best supporting actress nomination.

The Giants got out of that poor field position, which became a pivotal sequence in their comeback victory over Jacksonville.

Then Damon stole two bases on one pitch and scored the go-ahead run in the most pivotal sequence of the World Series.

Kerry Collins stood in the huddle near the St . LouisRams' goal line, preparing for what would be the pivotal sequence of Sunday's game.

His commentary is used for so much of the pivotal sequence, the big-screen re-playing of the game between the Americans and the Soviets, that Mr. Michaels should get a special screen credit.

The other pivotal sequence began with a vicious play in the Rangers' goalmouth.

There was a lot of blame for the Yankees during that pivotal sequence.

Trend (2001) suggested that a curriculum for geoscience should, therefore, be developed based on a sequence of pivotal geo-events, events in the history of life such as: the first occurrence of life on earth; the first life with hard parts; the first fish, land animals, trees, birds, and humans; and the extinction of the trilobites and dinosaurs.

"The Road Not Taken" did not send Thomas to war, but it was the last and pivotal moment in a sequence of events that had brought him to an irreversible decision.