Sentence examples for his crossroads from inspiring English sources

Now, for the first time, in a memoir that is candid, humble, gutsy, and wry, he tells his story, beginning with his crossroads moment.

During and after his Crossroads tenure, he constantly toured in regional theatre, usually in thrillers, and more often than not teamed with fellow soap stars.

It is ludicrous to perceive Karl Rove, the canny Republican strategist and money raiser, as primarily nonpartisan and civic-minded as he tools up his Crossroads GPS operation with plans to spend millions of dollars during this year's elections.

He begins with his crossroads moment: twenty-four years old, backpacking around the world, wrestling with life's Great Questions, he decides the unconventional path is the only one for him.

And he should cling to that when he fails to earn the Republican nomination in 2016 Karl Rove: You wouldn't want to be George W Bush's former strategist, who is going to have to explain to wealthy donors what the point was of the $300m they donated to his Crossroads Super Pac in support of Romney.

It copies the dual form used by Rove in his Crossroads groups.

Monday is his next crossroads, when he hopes that his surgeon, Jonathan Webb, will authorise a return to the racecourse before Christmas.

Rove has taken heavy criticism from the right over his announcement of the Conservative Victory Project, an offshoot of his American Crossroads super PAC designed in part to prevent unviable or extreme Republican candidates from winning GOP primaries.

"Once [Karl Rove] set up his affiliated Crossroads GPS, a 501(c)(4) group, he saw a big uptick in his contributions," Hasen said.

While it was only a few miles from his home, Crossroads was a revelation, Mr. Davis said.

In 1994, he reprised the role of Shughie McFee alongside his fellow Crossroads stars Jane Rossington and Tom Adams for a send-up of the soap during BBC Two's ATV Night.