Sentence examples for which juncture from inspiring English sources
At which juncture he quit reading and started talking, making everybody nostalgic for when he just read.
At which juncture it's worth pointing out that, as in Benghazi and I.R.S. scandals, no direct link to the President has yet been established.
Indeed, in BAPTA-AM treated and mechanically stimulated astrocytes we recorded a significantly lower increase of [Na+]cyt, approx. 26.8 mM, when compared with controls, at which juncture cells would settle for their ENCX at approx. −80 mV.
Secondly, the airlines must be afforded legal certainty so that the promise to switch over to a push system, enabling us to control which data is delivered to whom and at which juncture, is kept.
Who knows at such a near juncture which magic might turn out to be black?
A third such juncture, which occurred in the 19th century but extends into the present, amounted to a full-blown crisis in humankind's understanding of itself.
At this juncture, which stocks do you like? A. We follow a little over 100 stocks at the moment and are aggressively recommending 10percentto15percentcent of the names we follow.
You keep expecting Stuart Maconie to pop up and call it a tie: racing pigeons are mentioned at one juncture, which is perhaps laying on the aye-up a bit thick, but the song is utterly enchanting regardless.
The technique, though ingenious, tells you more how beliefs spread than what they are.As his sub-title, "The Triumph of Anglo-America", suggests, Mr Phillips belongs to the "triumph-of-the-west" school of broad-sweep history, for which, at this juncture, there is much to be said.
"The minipleats form a juncture which creates a breathing chamber in front of the mouth, giving more breathing surface area and also keeping the mask away from the wearer's mouth so that they can talk with less interference," he said.
A Scottish Rugby statement added: "We also have a number of injuries at this juncture which will impact on availability to train at the start of this week.
