Sentence examples for important juncture of from inspiring English sources

During the most important juncture of the game, they played their worst basketball of the night.

TAMPA, Fla .— The commands by the sophomore guard Scottie Reynolds carried an especially authoritative tone Sunday, snapping his Villanova teammates to attention at every important juncture of their 84-72 victory against Siena.

Beginning his career as an I.B.M. field service engineer repairing punch card accounting machines in 1951, Mr. Shugart was intimately involved in every important juncture of the computer storage industry for more than four decades.

"It's disappointing not having him as a part of the team at this important juncture of building our team, but ultimately a player must decide what is best for him.

Klinsmann has taken the high road with his indecisive fullback: "It's disappointing not having him as a part of the team at this important juncture of building our team, but ultimately a player must decide what is best for him," he said.

BOSTON — Boston Bruins Coach Claude Julien, who loves his job but hates the attention that comes with it, is a man of very few words at one of the most important junctures of a hockey game: the beginning of overtime.

The elections came at an important juncture for Colombia.

The push comes at an important juncture for the studio.

The professors argue that they discuss controversial and emotionally laden subjects such as reproductive rights and it would be inevitable for them to pull back at important junctures because of a cloud of gun violence hanging over the classroom.

"Today we are at an important juncture in the history of our country and revolution.

President Hassan Rouhani, addressing the nation live on national television, said the agreement was "an important juncture in the history of our country and revolution" and "a new chapter" had begun, showing that sophisticated world problems "could be solved through less costly ways".