Sentence examples for crossroads with the from inspiring English sources

We are at a major crossroads, with the future of the climate negotiations at stake".

Poland is a crucial supporting player in the euro drama that is reaching a crossroads with the summit meeting Thursday and Friday in Brussels.

Chicago continued as America's crossroads with the explosive growth of air travel after World War II, which eased the city's transition into a postindustrial economy.

Instead, the world may be headed toward an economic and financial crossroads, with the direction taken depending on key policy decisions.

Their game today, on a field they share, represents a crossroads, with the victor possibly stabilizing its season and the loser inching ever closer to the N.F.L. precipice.

"We are at a major crossroads with the consumer after Enron, Martha Stewart and all the other corporate scandals," Mr. Cohen of the NPD Group said.

The department's move suggests that the case is at a crossroad, with the Bush administration weighing whether to abandon a civilian trial for Mr. Moussaoui and move his case to a military tribunal.

The IUCN congress has the theme Planet at the Crossroads, with many scientists at the gathering expressing alarm that a pernicious mix of climate change, habitat loss and hunting is driving what's been termed the "sixth great extinction" of the Earth's flora and fauna.

The uninviting mix of Minder repeats and Jerry Springer, dubbed as "thin workhouse gruel" by adland critics, will be replaced by the resuscitated Crossroads, with repeats of the new teatime soap Trafalgar Road.

The issue of criminal justice in America has gained a new sense of urgency over the last year, particularly amid a series of high-profile killings of unarmed black men at the hands of police – bringing the nation to a crossroads with shadows of the 1960s civil rights movement.

I wish today's theatre-makers were still the terrifying outsiders Mamet describes, who were buried at the crossroads with a stake through the heart.