Sentence examples for separate juncture from inspiring English sources
At a separate juncture, I asked McBride the same question, mentioning that I was surprised not to see Best in Ireland, since he has a screenwriting credit on Your Highness.
The sanctions being waived were imposed by Congress at three separate junctures.
This is a strange juncture for Bonds to separate himself from teammates and other players who share in the royalties from the union's licensing program: he will testify next month to a grand jury regarding the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative, which was raided by federal agents as part of an investigation into tetrahyrdogestrinone, a newly detected steroid.
It was at this juncture that the referee separated the fighters after a clinch.
The intervening decades have shown, in large measure, the limits of what political efforts directed at desegregation alone could achieve, and the crumbling of both elements of "separate but equal" has left us at an ambivalent juncture.
The collision of the separate systems of health and social care at this juncture can cause delays in organising appropriate care packages at home, and in too many cases results in protracted hospitalisation as patients await a place in a care home or commissioners wrangle over who is responsible for the costs of a placement.
But he also sang with ferocity, blasted away on three separate guitars, and danced with reckless abandon at several junctures.
For as much as anything it needs to be reaffirmed at this juncture that the United States is one organic entity, that no interest, no class, no section, is either separate or supreme above the interests of all".
In fact, our arguments about targeted killings are playing out at a historic juncture in which the categories of war and peace, which the modern world thought it had carefully separated, are collapsing into each other.
"This is a critical juncture".
