Sentence examples for juncture here from inspiring English sources

We're at a key juncture here.

"We are at a critical juncture here," Mr. Joy said.

59th over: England 220-6 (Thorpe 75, Giles 4) England keep losing wickets at crucial junctures here, which makes me think that New Zealand are going to win this.

But maybe they have learned, at long last, at this most painful and triumphant juncture, what we here in have always known: The longer you live in New Orleans, the more unfit you become to live anywhere else.

But maybe they have learned, at long last, at this most painful and triumphant juncture, what we here have always known: The longer you live in New Orleans, the more unfit you become to live anywhere else.

Sometime this year, the number of Puerto Ricans on the mainland is expected to surpass the roughly 3.9 million here, a juncture that surprises no one on the island but is a poignant symbol nonetheless.

I'm halfway through life now and I can see that of the significant junctures that brought me here – such as meeting my [second] husband while hunting through the classified ads sections of The Lady and getting a job as a receptionist at [clothes shop] Thomas Pink [where they met] – all came about by chance; not one thing was carefully planned.

The French are particularly interesting at this juncture because there are people here focused on Iran who see an opportunity for putting conclusive brakes on its rush toward a bomb.

Here, at the juncture of two seasons, we again see water go to work.

I have learned that professional responsibility starts right here, at this juncture.

Here comes Atera, at the juncture of two trends hitting New York from east and west: the wild-foods cuisine of Scandinavia and the influx of chefs from Portland, Ore.