This is colloquial Brazilian for the moment of truth, the decisive hour.
Where were their voices of support when bruised and weary Negro men and women decided to rise from the dark dungeons of complacency to the bright hills of creative protest?" I hope the church as a whole will meet the challenge of this decisive hour.
But in that decisive hour Suzie had seemed to David uncomplicatedly open, like a door out of the dark maze of his troubles.
The decisive moment came after eight hours of prayer at St Joseph's Convent of Perpetual Adoration in Quezon City, the former capital of the Philippines.
Hird and the club's chairman Paul Little fronted the media more than an hour after the decisive ruling against their legal challenge.
After the Connacht huff and puff had come to nothing, Duncan Jones, making his 150th appearance for the Ospreys, produced a run which helped set up the decisive second try on the hour.
But at 8 26 p.m. Saturday, less than 11 hours after receiving the decisive tip, 600 American soldiers and Special Operations forces backed by tanks, artillery and Apache helicopter gunships surrounded two farmhouses, and near one of them found Mr. Hussein hiding alone at the bottom of an eight-foot hole.
Thereafter Marseille marauded forward with increased belief and the decisive goal came just before the hour.
The decisive moment arrived just after the hour when Gordon Armstrong, a veteran of Sunderland's giant-killing run to the 1992 final, surged down the left and crossed for an unchallenged Cooke to head beyond Derby's goalkeeper Mart Poom at the far post.
The decisive goal came before just the hour when Torres sent Tubbs clear and the prolific striker kept his poise to squeeze the ball under Mannone.
The decisive spell came just before the hour when Van La Parra tore past Olsson and was dragged over by the left-back on the edge of the area, with the Norwich left-back being sent off for a second yellow card.
