Sentence examples for from a crossroads from inspiring English sources

The recipe comes from a crossroads outside Jisr al-Shughour where a hermit lived.

Speaking from a crossroads 37km (23 miles) west of Monrovia, the BBC's Jonathan Paye-Layleh said soldiers had been deployed to stop the movement of people - many of whom are traders.

When all vehicles between (hbox {t}_{0}) and (hbox {t}_{1}) go from a crossroad and enter a related street, RSUs classify them as a cluster and then choose one as an Initiator and send it the prepared list of cluster members and some information about the street like the number of the lanes.

In countries that have right-hand traffic (cars drive forward on the right side of the road), drivers coming from a crossroad expect to see other traffic coming at them from the left.

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

"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.

The market is once again at a crossroads from both a technical and sentiment perspective.

You would be hard pressed to read the news and not know that fintech is seemingly at a crossroads — from Lending Club's CEO resigning to reports of other peer-to-peer lending platforms reducing their workforce to headlines that state that, after a boom in funding, venture capitalists are looking to other sectors out of fear.

When cells are initially confronted with antigens, each cell is at a crossroads from which the cell can either become activated and begin an immune response, or be eliminated through anergy induction or apoptosis.

Because of its location at the point where the continents of Asia and Europe meet, Anatolia was, from the beginnings of civilization, a crossroads for numerous peoples migrating or conquering from either continent.

Hundreds of Prussian foot soldiers and cavalrymen were massed to drive French defenders and their North African auxiliaries from a village crossroads.