Sentence examples for turning point off from inspiring English sources

First, though, they put in a 60-mile hitch north to a turning point off Benicarlo to signify a link between an agricultural region specialising in artichokes at the start and the finish port of Morlaix, which claims the same distinction in Brittany.

In the last half century, India's economy has been on a rollercoaster ride, with the turning point of economic liberalization taking off in 1991, and now 25 years later, India again stands at the top of the ride, slowly but surely continuing to climb up the next massive hill.

That proved something of a turning point as Leverkusen, off the back of the reprieve, seized control of the match.

Each turning point in the Revolution touched off new waves of emigration, especially among the nobility.

"That was the turning point and again we switched off from our own set piece and they hit us on the counter attack.

The second book takes up where the first left off, at a turning point in Mr. Sondheim's career, when he began working with a new collaborator, James Lapine.

She called a 2001 visit to Israel a turning point in her life that set off a fresh interest in Judaism.

Van Gaal was probably right when he said that Mata's sending off was the turning point in a game of few chances.

In a recent Q&A with CreditCards.Com, Lynnette Khalfani-Cox talked about the turning point in her journey to pay off over $100,000 in debt she had racked up (despite earning a great salary).

Jet magazine commented that although the Jackson family's musical legacy had given her an opportunity to tap into an international audience, Control was the turning point at which "her career took off and she became a bona fide superstar.

The first sending-off proved the turning point and Fulham made the most of the extra man.