Ugly Americans knows when to play this card; at all other junctures, it's got the right instinct when it shows us yet more madness".
"You had a choice, and an allegiance to one hospital or the other," he said, an allegiance exercised at just about all the major junctures of a citizen's life, birth and death foremost.
"What I've told the cast and crew is, at this juncture all we've gotten is the chance to make this show a success.
Some Bosch books go all gooey at such junctures, but this one mostly sticks to its crime-solving business.
The play, which opened on Tuesday night at City Center as part of Manhattan Theater Club's decidedly shaky fall season (previous entries: "To Be or Not to Be" and John Patrick Shanley's "Romantic Poetry"), has just three characters, all ballplayers glimpsed at various junctures in their careers.
They are usually at a juncture or crossroads.
Worst of all, at this juncture in the year-old financial crisis, when perceived weakness of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac threaten global financial upheaval, Mr. Bush's veto threat undermines the urgency that his treasury secretary is rightly seeking to convey.
At this juncture, all bets are off.
"I think at this juncture, now with all the lawsuits, the focus can and should be on the biomedical research possibilities".
"At this juncture, we would all do well to remember that democracy, the most benevolent, desirable, effective, and just form of government devised by man, is also one of the most fragile systems of government devised by man.
VIOLENCE -- Plenty at various junctures.
