Sentence examples for juncture turned from inspiring English sources

Kansas had more turnovers (10) by the midway point than field goal attempts (9), and at one juncture turned it over on six of eight possessions.

"Clearly, the world and the media industry are at a critical juncture, a turning point," he declared.

The only point worth making at this juncture is that Rob Ford turned out to be a staggeringly bad choice.

None of which is to say that the Tories are right to argue that the best thing for the economy at this juncture is to turn the deficit into a surplus as soon as possible: the Labour and Liberal Democrat case that a slower pace of welfare and departmental cuts would be fairer and better for our prosperity is supported by many economists.

It is not wise at this juncture to simply "turn the page".

At this crucial and bewildering juncture, the turn of Islam and the Muslim community has arrived.

If this juncture in turn is examined and the antecedents of the empire's weakness sought in internal developments, they can only be found in the government.

So when he began mulling his next career move as he turned 30, facing a juncture forced on many dancers as they age, he returned to an early love — writing — to tell a story that would have bucked up his younger self.

The game turned at two pivotal junctures in the second period.

Although Porter saw her struggle with the flu as an important juncture in her life — her black hair famously turned silver — her biographies make it clear that her life after 1919 was pretty much a continuation of what had come before: she had countless affairs and broken engagements and married and divorced at least twice more.

Like Beethoven, Bartok turned to the quartet at important junctures both to sum up and to try things out.