Sentence examples for stood at the juncture from inspiring English sources

It seemed, in the days after 9/11, as though we stood at the juncture of many possible futures.

His birthplace, Aosta, was a town of strategic importance in Roman imperial and in medieval times, because it stood at the juncture of the Great and Little St. Bernard routes.

We still stand at the juncture of many possible futures.

The hotel hosting his event stands at the juncture of two highways, and he spoke in a ballroom adorned with video screens of American flags.

"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.

Atomic analysts differ on the likely makeup of the test device but agree that the country stands at a critical juncture in getting beyond the giggles — if not the sexual innuendo.

The relationship between the United States and China stands at a "critical juncture," he said, adding that it is time to explore "a new type of great power relationship".

This evening, we stand at a similar juncture in the history of the Church; we stand at a place that calls upon us to reflect on the meaning of faith and what we are called to do as a people of the Gospel.

China today stands at a juncture facing a crisis of cohesion particularly at a basic family level owing to its rapid economic modernization.

Our diverse world stands at a critical juncture, where the inclusion of women for science and environmental decision-making could emerge as a revolutionary force for conservation -- but we still have a long way to go.

The United States and China now stand at a critical juncture, between cooperation or competition, in what could be a costly and dangerous new space race that extends even beyond China.