Sentence examples for the decisive stage from inspiring English sources

"I think today was the decisive stage," Andy Schleck said.

The decisive stage of concrete-tie installation is running from now until mid-June, bringing schedule disruptions and, no doubt, much commuter ire.

Some writers have won because they had strong supporters within the academy; others have faced over-my-dead-body opposition at the decisive stage.

The race against the clock, won by Ukraine's Serhiy Honchar, had shaped up as the decisive stage in one of the most topsy-turvy Tours in years.

"His statements are, in my opinion, a manifestation of the heavy responsibility that we feel towards Israel's security against the dangers that lie in wait when we enter the decisive stage in the process of making peace," Mr. Barak said.

"I feel it is time for a new challenge in a new league," the New Zealander said in announcing his plans yesterday, adding that he was committed to aiding his current employers' fight on two fronts through the decisive stage of the European season.

He said the subsequent mountain stages in the Giro, which ends May 31 in Rome, would be the decisive stages.

The victory also marked new territory for Team Sky, who had never faced the job of defending the race lead in the decisive stages of an event of this stature and difficulty.

MELBOURNE, Australia Controversial officiating again became a factor in the decisive stages of a match at the 2012 Australian Open, as a women's doubles quarterfinal was extended past what should have been the final point by an incorrect call.

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"Israel will receive updated and unequivocal proof of Gilad Shalit's well-being and status," Mr. Netanyahu's office said in a statement, describing the deal as a result of an Egyptian initiative meant to build confidence before the "decisive stages of negotiation" for the release of the soldier, who has been promoted to staff sergeant from corporal during his captivity.