Sentence examples for next juncture from inspiring English sources

It did, in that I knew exactly where to turn and how soon the next juncture would come along.

"This doesn't mean a settlement is automatically the next juncture," noted a government official close to the commission investigation.

Ten years after construction started on the rail tunnel beneath the English Channel, and three years after it eventually opened, the firm that operates the tunnel's concession still seems more like some clapped-out local train, lurching from one points failure to another and going nowhere.The next juncture could be its most critical yet.

Action, however, that is deferred at one point of crisis will mean even more radical action is required at the next juncture.

But will Americans be seeking a tough leader at the next presidential juncture?

And as the country gears up for the next crucial juncture — legislation that will legalize recreational marijuana expected this spring — momentous changes that have already occurred this year provide clues for what's to come, and who will be left out.

By new year – when its follow-up, Antmusic, was released and the Kings of the Wild Frontier album deposed Abba's Super Trouper from the top of the charts – Adam and the Ants were unequivocally the biggest pop band in the UK, a position they would occupy for the next 18 months (at one dizzying juncture in 1981, they had seven singles in the Top 40 at once).

At this juncture, future directions for this model are twofold.

The economy and the politics surrounding it are at critical junctures, and the next few days could say a lot about where both are heading.

At this seemingly safe juncture Murray faced his next obstacle: the finish line, tantalizingly in sight.

So looking back on life's important junctures was on Bezos's mind when he came up with what he calls 'the regret-minimization framework' to decide the next step to take at this juncture in his career".