But the classroom achievement spoke for itself and, without Pees's asking, the contract extension was offered because, as Kennedy explained, Pees is now at his crucial juncture.
Rogers told ESPN Radio in Dallas, and then reiterated on his personal Twitter account Monday, that he wants to remain close to his family at this critical juncture in his life, though, and that Chicago does not fit into that equation if coming out of a brief retirement is to happen.
Graham-Felsen goes to Taipei to try and discover how one of the best hitters in baseball ended up there, and what might be going through his head at this odd juncture in his career.
At another juncture, his dying bodyguard whispers to him, "You didn't have to do two more seasons.
Setting aside the awkward truth that Varoufakis was an architect of the negotiating strategy that led Greece to this juncture, his historical analogy is worth considering.
At this juncture his daughter Ethel returns from school.
"At every juncture of his life, while his qualities and accomplishments were being celebrated, Greenberg could always be counted on to punch holes in his image, calling all the praise an exaggeration".
Bix explains: "It was exactly the sort of remark he had made at every other critical juncture of his reign: from his assent to the bombing of Chinchow in south Manchuria in October 1931 and the military alliance with Hitler and Mussolini of September 1940, to his approval of the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941".
His off-season lifestyle makeover happened to coincide with a pivotal juncture in his career, months before he can opt out of his seven-year contract.
Moss reached this juncture in his rookie season when his Vikings roared into the National Football Conference championship game against the underdog Atlanta Falcons on Jan . 17 , 1999
