Sentence examples for juncture by from inspiring English sources

(He is also saved, at a key juncture, by Narcissa Malfoy's desire to protect her own son).

If Bonds has reached this juncture by cheating, fans can legitimately object to his breaking the record.

Support at this juncture by Plant associates and through regular followup calls and meetings had a dramatic impact.

A British force under Admiral Thomas Graves attempted to prevent this juncture by engaging de Grasse's fleet when it arrived at the Chesapeake Bay but was unsuccessful.

It was rewarded, at a critical juncture, by the appearance by Queen Sirikit, wife of King Bhumibol, at the funeral of one of its supporters.

But Konta made a grave error at a crucial juncture by sending a lame second serve into the net at set point down to put Kvitova in the driving seat.

It was simply a case of him being out-played and out-run at the crucial junctures by a man who is fitter, tougher and more experienced.

Though the flair of Webber and Williams became the franchise's trademark for much of the past three seasons, Webber was privately growing tired of the turnovers and poor decision-making at key junctures by Williams, his good friend.

Crowds of people gathered at the year's most festive juncture, primed by the piquancy of the season and released from inhibition by free drinks.

Now, the MetroStars are at a crucial juncture: trailing by 3 points to 0, a tie at home Saturday night would keep them alive in the series (the winner will be the first team that gets to 5 points).

At a time when the relationship between the press and the public, let alone the police and state, is at a terrible juncture – fractured by revelations over phone hacking and payments for tittle-tattle as well as objections to the Snowden revelations – David Cameron knows he is more likely to win votes by being a Top Gear fan than by supporting journalists.