Sentence examples for perfect crossroads from inspiring English sources

As Svitak wrote in a Huffington Post blog, "To me, us teenagers are at the perfect crossroads of childish naivete and adult realism -- we still believe that problems can be solved, and now we also have the tools and knowledge to solve them".

While London honors Sicilian culture with a stunning exhibition at the British Museum, Pitti Uomo celebrates a man who represents those perfect crossroads of Italy and North Africa, along with a few other invasions thrown in to make the island's style even more unique.

Holden and Roger share a quick lick, and off we go to the Hillsdale General Store, and crucially for my empty stomach, to Crossroads, the perfect eatery next door.

And for those who need cheering up after reading Afgantsy, the British Museum has just produced the perfect pick-me-up: "Afghanistan: Crossroads of the Ancient World", an astonishing exhibition of the Bactrian gold and much more.

This geographical crossroads is a perfect microcosm of California's natural landscapes, so it's perhaps not surprising that Hollywood is a regular visitor here.

Paraclete 7, Crossroads 0: Andrew Arciga threw a perfect game with eight strikeouts and 81 pitches.

Indeed, social-networking platforms have escalated the Vancouver Olympics to perfect storm of an internet driven sports media marketing crossroads like we've never seen before.

They believe he will provide "the innovative, forward-looking strategy and positive leadership" needed by an America "at a crucial crossroads":Newt Gingrich is by no means the perfect candidate.

I'm going to search every finished basement in New Jersey until I find "that guy," the perfect ripper to challenge Alex to a duel like in Crossroads.

The couple's nuptials were partially made possible by Crossroads Hospice, which offers the gift of "a perfect day" to its terminally-iill patients.

Times Square is, as you write, the "crossroads of the world" and a "vortex of tourism," making it the perfect place to implement pace-setting public health policy to fight cancer.