Sentence examples for that juncture was from inspiring English sources

Philadelphia versus Carolina probably seemed like a good idea for a prime time game at some juncture, but that juncture was in 2003.

Craig Levein's position as the Scotland manager, at that juncture, was even under serious threat less than a year after he accepted the post.

The man who vanquished Mr. McCain at that juncture was George W. Bush, who has benefited big time from the political dynamics of the summer of Condit.

The right to become a free agent at that juncture was critical to his decision to accept an extension of only four years, which was as long as the Cubs wanted to go.

"To take your eye off the ball and buy something sizable at that juncture is a little confusing to me".

"The question for the Fed at that juncture is, are we seeing signs of the recovery picking up the pace a bit?" he added.

It is important to point out that any success that I had at this juncture was partly – only partly, I hasten to add – luck, the happy coincidence that in a long career I was unusual in having been steeped in both finance and politics.

That night, a drizzly December Sunday, the juncture was slow and lazy.

Not at this juncture, was the answer.

About the only thing that can be said for the lawmakers who brought things to this juncture is that they have been pretty open about their intentions.

"What is important at this juncture is that we move quickly to an open process".