Sentence examples for hit a crossroads from inspiring English sources
Arsenal's season has hit a crossroads of sorts.
Mr Burnham said: "This week, Labour hit a crossroads about its future.
But in 2015 it has hit a crossroads: it is facing both a court battle and tussles with the world's biggest music corporations and disgruntled users.
— As he finished a weeklong tour of states that have voted Republican in recent presidential races, Senator Barack Obama said on Friday that the nation had "hit a crossroads and we've got to make a fast turn," urging voters at an Independence Day celebration to support his candidacy if they wanted to end the war in Iraq.
"Supporters are desperate for progress and I think they feel they have hit a crossroads in recent years and become a mid-table team without really challenging," said Ferdinand, who scored 41 goals in 68 Premier League appearances for Newcastle between 1995-1997.
Before Williams began discovering how tennis obstructs life, Evert hit a similar crossroads 25 years ago at the 1979 United States Open.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — In the wake of their humiliating 33-20 loss to the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday, the Giants have hit a familiar crossroads.
We've hit a cultural crossroads, things will be different and there's no going back.
Instead, it hit an abandoned tank at a crossroads to the north where allied Kurdish fighters were regrouping.
Delphi told the BBC its vehicle was hit while stationary at a crossroads and was in manual driving mode at the time.
