Sentence examples for crossroad in which from inspiring English sources

Arizona may now stand at a crossroad, in which the state's more moderate, independent political factions begin to seize the state's political discourse, in the spirit of Barry Goldwater and the pre-2008 McCainCain, or becomes all the more polarized.

The profession is at this crossroads in which the traditional practice has to be questioned.

His predicament, with its eerie prefigurement of the present, provokes a closer look at the crossroads in which culture and finance intersect.

I'm always looking for these crossroads in which people who would never ordinarily interact with one another are then forced to.

The story reaches a crossroads in which it can either stay on a semi realistic course or flap into the mystical wild blue yonder where little boys are touched by angels and lighthouses mysteriously flash signals from the Great Beyond.

"You need someone with significant inspiration and commitment to the job with sufficient imagination to realise that we are at a very significant crossroads in which society as a whole has a once in a life time opportunity to look back on these decades and decades of abuse and draw a line under it.

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.

Conner continued to make his own short films including Crossroads (1976) in which the 1952 atomic bomb test at Bikini Atoll becomes a thing of terrible beauty when shown in extreme slow motion from 27 different angles.

With his permission: Recall the guitar-shredding-fight from "Crossroads" (1986), in which Ralph Macchio has to go up against Steve Vai to win back the old man's soul from the devil.

Actor Clint Eastwood has recorded a new robocall for Karl Rove's Crossroads GPS group, in which he tells voters it's time to fire President Barack Obama because "he's failed us".

Along with Promises, there is Wonderland, where Ms. Lohan went before; Crossroads in Antigua, which briefly welcomed Britney Spears; and nearly a dozen other places along a 10-mile stretch in Malibu.