Sentence examples for turning point passed from inspiring English sources
Though the first turning point passed quietly and the second with much political strife, they both underscore the challenges ahead as a dramatic demographic shift occurs in public school classrooms statewide.
Journalists will recognize what's at stake, but the dilemma can't be a big deal for civilians — at least, not the way it is portrayed here, where the turning point passes much too quickly and casually.
The turning point for the pass rush, he said, came after the bye week, when the Jets began to stop the run.
PARIS -- The global technology industry may have passed a turning point, showing a marked recovery in recent weeks after an extraordinarily deep downturn, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development.
We have just passed a turning point with student debt pulling past mortgage debt in the race to the bottom.
The English Housing Survey reveals that 1988, the year the act was passed, was the turning point for landlords.
The Hilleman memo said that unlike regulators in Sweden and some other countries, "the U.S. Food and Drug Administration... does not have this concern for thimerosal". A turning point came in 1997 when Congress passed a bill ordering an FDA review of mercury ingredients in food and drugs.
Kennedy's passing is not just a turning point in the storied history of America's most famous political family.
He passed a few years ago and that was a turning point in my life".
When Burress caught a 32-yard touchdown pass from Stewart, it was the turning point of the game.
