Sentence examples for juncture on from inspiring English sources
"The party's over, but I've landed on my feet," he sings at one juncture on Popular Problems, neatly summarising this ongoing state of affairs, and as on its 2012 predecessor, Old Ideas, you can hear everywhere on his 13th album the rejuvenating effect of what should have spelt disaster.
No one would probably wager much money, at least at this juncture, on San Francisco or the defending champion Ravens, making a return Super Bowl appearance.
From this juncture on, his life becomes more straightforwardly middle-class.
The Supreme Court's continuing debate over federal power reached a critical juncture on Tuesday.
Set between Mongolia and Tibet, it was a vital, cosmopolitan juncture on the Silk Road.
MIAMI — At this hectic juncture on the baseball calendar, Manager Jerry Manuel is reminded why he would never want to switch jobs with his general manager, Omar Minaya.
At this juncture, one muses on the company's connection to Craigslist, the nearly-anything-goes online classified-ad service.
It hits on a juncture of Pinterest-style object nostalgia, an appetite for emotive but bite-size reading, and a mild voyeurism.
Taiwan is located at the juncture of the Philippine Sea plate on the east side and the Eurasian plate on the west side.
Thomas Crawford, the founder and music director of the period-instrument American Classical Orchestra, made the most of one of those crucial junctures on Tuesday evening at Alice Tully Hall in the last concert of the ensemble's 28th season but, by his own choice, pretty much missed another.
On two days in early July and again on Sept. 10, several bombs went off simultaneously at junctures on the pipelines and disrupted gas supplies to factories and businesses.
