Sentence examples for turning point event from inspiring English sources
TNA announced in mid-September 2007 that the fourth Turning Point event would take place on December 2 , 2007
A narrative tied to this match involved Joe becoming angry with his position in the company and requesting more money and title opportunities due to Hall's no-showing of TNA's Turning Point event on December 2 , 2007and events that transpired as a result.
It led to widespread warnings of a coming civil war and became a turning point in the events that ultimately led to Mr. Morsi's military ouster amid enormous protests against his rule.
Forty years ago today President Charles de Gaulle went on French radio, the television service was on strike, to broadcast the message that marked the turning point in the events of May 1968.
The way she interprets her life for us — full of turning points, each event urgently meaningful — that's her character.
Thursday is the anniversary of that event, a turning point in the Egyptian revolt.
"It has everything – a big scale event, a turning point in European history and great human stories," historian Tom Holland told The Sunday Times.
In interviews, Mr. Sharpton has cited the stabbing as a turning point in his life, an event that helped propel him into politics.
As he delves into his wretched childhood and the twisted psychology of his father and stepmother, his operation seems less like a turning point than an overcharged symbolic event.
In a recent book called "Beijing's Games," by an American educator with strong Chinese ties, Susan Brownell called that event "the turning point in the revival of national pride and patriotism after the end of the Cultural Revolution".
Historic Dockyard (023-9272 8060; historic dockyard.co.uk; £28, child £21, family £78.40 valid for one year; open daily) Military marvels This year sees the 70th anniversary of the D-Day landings, and Portsmouth is home to the D-Day Museum, the UK's only venue dedicated to this pivotal event – the turning point in the Second World War.
