Sentence examples for of a juncture from inspiring English sources

"When we come to an important oracle," he said, speaking of a juncture in a fantasy game, "I ask things like, 'Um, where's the nearest tavern?' The other players just roll their eyes".

"It's a good thing I was wearing my contacts," Matthew Bain, 15, said after he spied far-off green circles for the No. 4 and No. 5 trains while he stood at the same Bermuda Triangle of a juncture where Ms. Fraser had gone off course.

What was it about the iMac that made it sort of a juncture point?

It hits on a juncture of Pinterest-style object nostalgia, an appetite for emotive but bite-size reading, and a mild voyeurism.

He added that the tract sits at a juncture of the rugged, bald ridges of the Shawangunks, which are a haven for rock climbers, and the densely forested foothills of the Catskills, which draw thousands of campers every year.

"I think that the elements of cosplay can be a juncture that bring KISS, MCZ and the fans of Anime Expo together, for sure," Miyamoto said.

"They've been plunked in a juncture of paths, and everybody's laughing about how they've become the dogs' favorite place to urinate.

It was somewhat fitting that at such a juncture of speculation that the Galaxy faced the Philadelphia Union on Wednesday night, because if they are to dare to go for Zlatan they must go through them.

Gilroy's bluntly satirical view of journalists compromising not just professional integrity but the law itself, in the name of finishing first, marks a juncture where things could either get more honourable or far, far worse.

But it is also a juncture of a more personal kind for all who have experienced the arc of the war at first hand, including reporters like myself who were in Baghdad when the first American missiles struck on the night of March 19 , 2003 who watched as American troops captured the city three weeks later and who remained to cover the years of insurgency that followed.

We beer lovers are lucky to be living through a juncture of historic proportions in the U.S. beer scene.