Sentence examples for crossroads history from inspiring English sources

But like so many other times in Crossroads' history of high-wire acts, the theater's art grabbed the spotlight, placing its financial woes temporarily in the shadows.

Actor/writer/opera singer/creator Elizabeth Shapiro created, produced, wrote and stars in her show, "The Crossroads of History," part of The History's Channel's "Night Class," late-night comedy block.

He turned out to be a congenial senior citizen, regretful of the gruesome crossroads of history that he had traversed.

Empire's Crossroads: A History of the Caribbean from Columbus to the Present Day (Macmillan £25) is an ambitious undertaking.

There are fossil findings from thousands of humans extending over millions of years; we know how DNA works and can pinpoint the genetic crossroads of history; advances in microscopic analysis have allowed even identification of particles of fossilized pollen.

In Federal Hall National Memorial at Wall and Nassau Streets -- a crossroads of history since the 18th century and no stranger to the devastation of Sept. 11 -- preliminary land-use plans for the World Trade Center site will be shown from July 22 through the first week of September, when a ceremonial session of Congress is to convene at the hall.

"As we stand at this crossroads of history," he said from the rostrum in the House chamber, "the eyes of all people in all nations are once again upon us, watching to see what we do with this moment, waiting for us to lead".

I hope that my colleagues get the message for this crossroads of history affects more than just America.

As we stand at this crossroads of history, the eyes of all people in all nations are once again upon us watching to see what we do with this moment, waiting for us to lead.

16/1 Crossroads of history.

"We're standing at a crossroads in history.