Sentence examples for point a crunch from inspiring English sources

At some point a crunch will come.

The meeting in Lima in December is a staging point towards a crunch summit in Paris in 2015 when it is hoped world leaders will agree, for the first time, a global deal on cutting emissions that includes both rich and poor countries.

The South African won the tie-break 7-0, with Murray netting a forehand on the first match point following a crunching return of serve.

Tsonga saved one match point with a crunching forehand, forcing his opponent to serve it out, and Murray sealed victory in style with a searing forehand winner.

After a brief discussion, he walked back to his mark and saved the break point with a crunching forehand, prompting an enormous fist-pump.

Updated at 6.03pm BST 5.51pm BST Philipp Kohlschreiber wins the first set 6-3 Hope for Murray as he wins the first point with a crunching forehand return, but this is nerveless from Kohlscheiber, who takes the next two.

Given this situation, I think we are now reaching a crunch point.

It adds how placements on some of the courses are "very unforgiving" and often represent a "crunch point".

The White House said later that talks had reached a crunch point but insisted they had not yet collapsed.

The sad reality is that after months of crisis summits, a solution to the refugee crisis is further away than ever – and we are approaching a crunch point.

Highfield said the BBC, the NMA and culture secretary John Whittingdale were inching towards a deal, but were at a "crunch point".