Sentence examples for crossroads from from inspiring English sources

The Octogon is a nodal point of Pest - a crossroads from which the city's most bar- and restaurant-rich streets radiate.

One of them, though, and one of the rarest — "Night at the Crossroads," from 1932 — screens twice at Anthology Film Archives, tonight and tomorrow, and it shouldn't be missed.

In Bruce Connor's Crossroads, from 1976, we watch the terrifying explosion of a nuclear test on the Bikini Atoll, filmed by the US military, played out to the beautiful cadences of Terry Riley's serial music.

The government had sent the convoys to recapture a military post at Loe Sam, a strategic crossroads, from where the Taliban were sending reinforcements to nearby Swat, they said.

After 20 hours on the road, with the final stages of his 1,700km journey interrupted by police roadblocks, Bounouar was unable to persuade the gendarmes to let him through the final barrier – at the crossroads from which the single road leads to the Tiguentourine site.

"The Ayotzinapa case has put the country at a crossroads, from which it has yet to emerge, and for that it needs a strengthening of the rule of law and of the defense, the guarantee and respect for human rights," Alejandro Valencia, a Colombian lawyer and a member of the five-person panel, said at a news conference here on Sunday.

Adolescence can often be a difficult period due to the fact that young people are on the crossroad from childhood to adulthood.

"But it has become the crossroads for terror from Iraq to the Gaza Strip".

It's the capital city, a crossroads for people from all over the United States".

Fittingly, the bazaar will become a crossroads for photographers from Turkey, Europe, the Middle East and beyond when it hosts the first Bursa Photo Fest from Oct. 15 to Oct. 23.

The truck's location inside Terminal 4 – a crossroads for people from all walks of life– is fitting for one of the planet's great culinary marriages.