Sentence examples for new turning point from inspiring English sources
"It's like they've reached a new level in their life, a new turning point".
"The situation on the Korean Peninsula is now entering a new turning point.
Today, Mr. Melchiondo and Mr. Freeman are celebrating a new turning point in their career: their separation from Elektra Records.
The agreement could be a new turning point in the European debt crisis, which has raised questions about the viability of the euro itself.
Al-Ansi also called for Muslim youth to "rise up" and described the Paris shooting as " a new turning point in the history of confrontation".
"The situation on the Korean peninsula is now entering a new turning point," he said in a televised address on Monday.
A third is to create entirely new turning points when you want to get a fresh start.
After speaking about the new novel as a turning point in his career, Mr. McEwan recalled his entry into the profession.
The assistance came at the right time, said Ms. Sykes, who vowed to make buying the new furniture a turning point in her life.
He called the passage of the new law "a turning point in Cambodian history" and said, "We have asked and we have asked and now, finally, there's a response.
Korea owes its recent successful launch of an artificial satellite "Kwangmyongsong 1," the first in the nation's history, and new turning-points in various domains of the national economy to the concrete guidance of Kim Jong Il gifted with a rare brain.
