Sentence examples for irrevocable turning from inspiring English sources

Habara is a man who has experienced an irrevocable turning point in his life.

TRENTON — Declaring that New Jersey had reached an irrevocable "turning point" because of years of bad fiscal habits, Gov. Jon S. Corzine proposed a budget on Tuesday that would reduce the state's work force by 3,000 people, close three departments and prune expenses for services including colleges and hospitals.

After a period of relative calm, something is stirring, signaling that the time has arrived to stay alert -- go along, accept -- that one's life has taken an irrevocable turn in a different direction.

The sense that the sex abuse scandals are a turning point, a moment of irrevocable change, either personally or for the church at large, was echoed in interviews with dozens of Catholics around the country in recent days.

All are granted irrevocable Moroccan citizenship under the constitution, even as European countries, notably the Netherlands, are turning against the idea of their nationals holding dual citizenship.

Some line had been crossed, something said or done, something irrevocable on our side or on the enemy's, from which there was no longer any possibility of turning back.

Irrevocable means just that: The euro cannot be turned back.

So financial engineers have turned their attention to a version that does not have to be disclosed: "irrevocable" life insurance.This works as follows.

Its narrator, Alice McGuire, can be exasperated by commonplace frustrations, but as events turn darker she recoils from conventional sentiment; when her boyfriend is killed in Mexico, she dismisses the irrevocable and takes up arguing about forgiveness and helping prisoners write poetry.

As it turned out, those who had time to change their minds were less pleased with their decisions than those whose choices were irrevocable.

As it turns out, they both succeeded but such was the drama and discord along the way that by the summer of 1977 the two clubs had become irrevocable enemies.