Sentence examples for another juncture in from inspiring English sources

AT ANOTHER JUNCTURE in the soiree, Steven Rockefeller Jr. was asked about the basketball vicissitudes of his son Steven III, a member of the Briarcliff Bears varsity team who stayed on the bench for most -- but not all -- of an early-December tournament contest with the Valhalla Vikings.

At another juncture in the roll call, another Republican governor who has not backed Mr. Trump, Susana Martinez of New Mexico, appeared poised to reconcile with the Republican nominee.

ACCORDING to its chief executive, Donald Tsang, Hong Kong has reached another "critical juncture" in its political development.

The change comes at another important juncture in the modern monarchy, the 60th anniversary in February of the succession of Queen Elizabeth II to the throne.

In 1996, at another critical juncture in the peace negotiations, Mr. Arafat arrested some leaders of Hamas, dramatically reducing violence against Israelis.

"Probably I'll go home tonight and figure out that moment," he said later about yet another problematic juncture in the piece.

The government has accused the opposition of staging the incident to rally world opinion against it at another crucial juncture in international diplomacy over Syria.

Another critical juncture in my career occurred when I had been married for five years, and my husband and I knew we wanted to have a family.

Now, we arrive at another critical juncture in the race toward the White House.

As Abraham Lincoln noted at another critical juncture in our history, we are indeed called on to determine if self-government -- "government of the people, by the people, for the people" -- can endure.

"He always brought something unique and thought-provoking to the table". Cadava examines another juncture of disciplines in "Genealogies of Memory and Perception: Literature and Photography," a course for graduate students.