Sentence examples for a sort of crossroads from inspiring English sources
The sentiment certainly extends to the launch of the OnePlus 3. The company's fourth smartphone in just over two years arrives as it enters a sort of crossroads between plucky hardware startup and fully mature phone manufacturer.
This is consistent with the finding that negative outcomes for both sleep and drug use spread more reliably than positive ones; more centrally located individuals are in a structural location that makes them more susceptible to behavioral contagions, since they sit at a sort of "crossroads" in the network.
Meanwhile the couple has come to a sort of emotional crossroads, torn between a long-standing loyalty to the motherland and devotion to their American family.
At the time, Mr. Hawthorne was at a sort of career crossroads, having worked in the interactive video-production business and just returned from five months riding a motorcycle across India.
Thus, in Cosmic Trigger, Wilson's follow-up to Illuminatus!, he details his harrowing experiences in "Chapel Perilous", a sort of existential crossroads in which, after years spent investigating conspiracies, necking acid and noticing various uncanny cosmic "synchronicities", he came to the realisation that his options were either full-blown paranoia or agnosticism.
Since the city's other airport, Midway, has recently gone through an $800m modernisation, Chicago is unlikely to lose its place as the country's main aviation crossroads.It also claims to be a different sort of crossroads, the place where most of the advanced telecoms networks in the region connect to a single internet exchange point, the world's largest.
Perhaps 27 is just an arbitrary number, but I do feel like I'm at some sort of crossroads, a point in my life between child and adult, between girl and woman, between who I am and who I'm going to be.
