Sentence examples for a turning point in a from inspiring English sources

As a turning point in a mystery, it falls flat.

The N.F.L. draft can be a turning point in a team's history.

"I think that was a turning point in a positive sense for our kids".

The finding marks a turning point in a suit that could reshape education financing in the state.

Now, Mr. Modell is at a turning point in a partnership that has been crucial for his team.

Beijing's reluctance to repress the rising wave of strikes is a turning point in a country known for having little tolerance of labor militancy.

Dictionary definitions of "crisis": a turning point in an acute emergency; a paroxysmal disorder; a decisive moment.

For Mr. Obama, the NATO agreement is a turning point in an evolving position on how to manage America's longest war.

But it may have been a turning point in an important battle over the limits of a new copyright law, a potential landmark case that ended its trial phase last week in Manhattan and now awaits a verdict by the judge.

It's usually a turning point in an episode or when there's some emotional development.

A turning point in your life coincided with a turning point in our era.