Sentence examples for juncture something from inspiring English sources

"At every juncture something that should have happened to stop him didn't happen.

This is a dangerous juncture for Mitrovica and something has to be done.

"God, this is awful; somebody do something!" At this juncture, Clay Felker, whose nose for theater could not be dimmed by alcohol, turned to her and said, "Shut up; this fight is making your party".

In my memory, Smith didn't utter a sound for two hours but, checking the recording, that's not the case: at one juncture, he yawned and muttered something about drum machines.

He wrote of the episode, "At this juncture, disappointment is an expectation, something I have to fight against whenever I sit down to watch the show in an attempt to give each episode a fair shake".

At this juncture I need to stress something important: this isn't some snide, sneering, jokey answer that allows me to peer down and peck on provincial club culture like some class-tourist vulture.

The book reads like something at the juncture of literary fiction and a domestic thriller; Colapinto's facility with language allows for passages of evocative description and insight, but it's not sustained throughout the novel at a high level.

"To take your eye off the ball and buy something sizable at that juncture is a little confusing to me".

Their conference title win of 2012 now seems a long time ago and the Earthquakes could now face something of an existential juncture before the start of the 2017 season.

But do Republicans need something more at this juncture.

If you need to prep something else at this juncture (like a neti pot or jar), do so now.