Sentence examples for monumental turn from inspiring English sources

But now the fate of these remarkable and highly intelligent beings has taken a monumental turn for the better.

The pope's arrival is "a monumental turning point" in Israel's relations with the Christian world, Prime Minister Ehud Barak said.

To that end, Goldstein says Next Insurance's Series B is a "monumental turning point" in the company's history, describing growth over the last two years as exponential.

We're instead at an monumental turning point in Republican orthodoxy -- a theological crisis on the order of Martin Luther nailing his blog post to the church door.

It will certainly take something monumental to turn the season around.

Leading Russia 20-17 withreeree minutes left on the clock, the Germans conceded two late tries and saw a monumental victory turn into a devastating 20-31 defeat.

It didn't take long before the quality of Thurston – as both a player and as a character – to shine through and show what a monumental wrong turn the Bulldogs, a club renowned for ordinary decision-making at the time, had arrived at.

"What was potentially a historic and monumental event turned into a nightmare for everyone concerned," Prince said.

George Osborne could, of course, decide that the Treasury should finance Hinkley, but that would be a monumental U-turn.

"We had a monumental job turning this place into a horse farm, which wasn't easy to do without any money," Joe McMahon said.

The hard-line position of Bin Hammam means that the only way in which Fifa can now avoid the tournament being played in the sweltering temperatures of a Qatari summer would be to make a monumental U-turn and take the finals away.