Sentence examples for turning point one from inspiring English sources

"The moat was the turning point," one aide said.

It just takes one turning point, one confidence builder, and I've seen that in the past".

Aikens believes that we now find ourselves at a turning point, one he likens to the move back to more traditional farming methods that followed the BSE crisis.

He just saw her as in the midst of distress and perhaps this phone snatching would have been for her, a turning point, one of those big mistakes.

But it also hopes to remember it as a turning point, one that begins to change the perceptions and practices of the game itself.

That first "Ed Sullivan Show" performance proved a cultural turning point, one of those moments when everything changed, or at least, a point to which one can trace changes in everything from style in its broadest sense (in music, art and fashion, for example) to the way rock 'n' roll was marketed and perceived.

It is not enough to come up with a chronology of turning points, one must also formally assess the quality of any given chronology.

"Sheffield, and the amendments to the health and social care bill the Liberals were going to put down as a result of the vote there, was the turning point on everything," said one Whitehall insider.

When the mercury saturation is 30%%, there is one turning point on the capillary pressure curve and the "width" of the capillary pressure curve set becomes narrow.

My turning point was one of several terrible Westeros weddings — the one with the dwarf-torture, not the one with the throat-slitting, the dwarf-shaming, the pregnancy-stabbing, or the torture-rape.

Over three months later it stands as the turning point in one of the more remarkable A-League stories, one that now sees the once hopeless Reds top the table after thrashing Wellington Phoenix 4-0 and extending their unbeaten run to 14 matches.