turning point

It was a massive air and sea operation that marked the turning point of the war in Europe. And he knows how lucky he is to be alive.

With the global economy at a turning point, the cost of any inaccuracies is increasingly high for the world's third-largest economy.

Foreword: A frustration is a new premise. As long as you are willing to, any frustration will become a turning point to surpass oneself.

Now is the time that such a healing can come forth , and for many it offers a turning point of direction within the current life dance.

The crisis that began a year ago may yet mark another turning-point in the relationship between America's politicians and its central bank.

Battle of Stalingrad was a turning point in the Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union, which will fundamentally change the war situation.

Can you think of any other reasons why 1982 may have been the turning point for the rich?

The turning point for her was the 2008 Sichuan earthquake, which led her to draw parallels with the lives of her new gay friends.

His voice trailed away as he sank within his memories, to the turning point in his life more than two years before, in the Time of Troubles.

A key turning point in his life was when his mother showed him a newspaper article about a man dealing with a severe disability.

I was depressed all day. Coz I had never considered the salary rise at the turning point from trial period as a real rise.

A key turning point for the global casino sector took place in 2006 when Macau gaming revenue beat that of the Las Vegas strip.

Month's end should be a fine turning point for your career, so much so you may want to mark the moment with a proper celebration.

But he said those events could well prove a turning point in attitudes and how the two countries deal with each other.

He said the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in September marked a turning point in the functioning of the market system.

For the stakeholders associated with all technology and business domains, 2011 is bound to be a year of important turning point.

That may have proved to be a turning point for your wellbeing, and it is often how you are moved onto your correct path.

This would be known as the Tet Offensive and would become a major turning point in the war.

In a January 2 statement, Leahy said the law offers a "ray of sunshine and a turning point toward greater accountability" in government.

Is China's car industry at a turning point, poised to launch out on the great global venture Beijing has always dreamt of?

Should the US at least make the claim that what it used to call the "war on terror" has reached a turning point?

He said that he did not wish to use dramatic language, but this might be a turning - point in history.

Graduating from university is often a major turning point in the lives of many young people.

Indeed 1990, the year Saddam invaded Kuwait, was something of a turning point.

"We have had the perfect lull, but it is not a turning point when prices will continue to decline, " he said.

A spokesman for GAC said the increase was "an important turning point" for the country.

Yet she, like all of India, is at a turning point, and it looks as if her family may instead sell her to a brothel.

Temperature, sunlight, rainfall, which is often a turning point in the year, tends to rise or increase.

The investigation has got to find out, what was the turning point? What happened?

Life in a violin case The turning point of my life was my decision to give up a promising business career and study music.

Harris Financial's Beck said the earnings reports could be a turning point for the market.

at such a turning point , the company should re - exame competitive environment from the strategic angle and analyze its problems.

During the next few days, a turning point was indicated by divergence between the RSI and price action.

By this account, how on earth could Mary Hogarth fail to be the turning point of any Dickens biography?

Stock markets across the globe have to be close to a turning point.

Personally I feared this game a lot, I had said that it would have been a turning point and I think that it will be so.

Jeddah was the ideal place for such a character, for the city and the country were at an economic turning point.

It is no exaggeration to say that the Anshan investment will be a turning point for U. S. -China relations.

The Japan disaster was "a turning point in the history of technology-based society" , she said.

This was a turning point of our season and we really improved under his guidance. This gives me a lot of hope ahead of new season.

President Barack Obama said he believed the summit will be a 'turning point' in the drive toward global recovery.

Looking back, this vote at Disney, and the board's reaction to it, was a turning point for the movement for better corporate governance.

"In terms of sustained interest in Africa, this marks a real turning point, " says Cameron Brandt, global markets analyst at EPFR Global.

It will be the point they look back on as the crucial turning point for Humanity towards a more spiritual future.

That isn't to say, that all is hunky dory in the global economy, but the case of Lehman may mark a turning point for Wall Street.

This event used to be an important turning point, marking the end of the college years.

For many of these diseases, drug donations have been the true turning point in terms of prospects for control and eventual elimination.

Yet, still, it was the turning point in my life - because I was no longer biasing myself against God.

It would be nice to think that this week's deal to rescue the euro marked a turning point.

Triad of interception did not prevent Kevin rejoin, Kevin's arrival has brought a turning point for the team.

He looked upon his trip to Paris as a turning point in his life.

This is a turning point. You'll find it easy to upgrade your environment by redecorating or changing your residence. Take some time out.

Thanks to Aragones and despite all the criticism which rained down on us, that was the turning point.

If Arizona promotes some real soul-searching, it could prove a turning point. If it doesn't, Saturday's atrocity will be just the beginning.

Operation Crevice was a turning point in the British authorities' understanding of the threat posed by al-Qaeda.

Needless to say, the last half of this year will be a great turning point in your lives.

'The auto-industry downturn appears to be nearing a turning point, ' George Pipas, the top sales analyst at Ford, said in a conference call.

But the arrest was nevertheless widely welcomed as a turning point for Serbia's reintegration with its neighbors and Europe as a whole.

The dossier made a bad situation worse, the author concludes, but was not the turning-point it has been portrayed as.

December's rebound was an "important turning point" for exporters, a customs agency economist, Huang Guohua, said on state television, CCTV.

The worldwide festivity is expected to be an economic turning point and an opportunity to enhance the international image of ROK.

The meeting proved to be a turning-point in her life.

The upturn was an ''important turning point'' for exporters, a customs agency economist, Huang Guohua, said on state television, CCTV.

The turning point of my life should be my decision to give up a promising teaching career and study interpretation.

Climax: The point of greatest intensity, interest, or suspense in a story's turning point.

A turning point came in a meeting in November at the company's global headquarters in Toyota City.

"This might be a good turning point, " Tashiro said about the concern over damaged nuclear plants in northeastern Japan.

And if he has messed up his marriage at one or other turning point, whether it is not for him a piece of good luck?

The turning point, I think, came a week or so ago during the angry backlash against Sir Fred's pension package.

Love you, my life, a major turning point, Hope that in the coming days, I can always be properly love you, Allows you to eternal happiness.

You've been behind Nihilum for a really long time, what do you think was the turning point that made you guys gain lead?

As the President considers which of NASA's dreams to shatter and which to back, the water issue could be a turning point.

The economic risks are evident and the market does look expensive. But I would not dare to forecast a turning point.

In such a case, Reformation, to some extent, turned to be a turning point for the transition of economic ethics.

If you have been facing issues of self-esteem, today could be a turning point as you obsess about your shortcomings.

Perhaps the most celebrated turning point in the history of the German language is the work of another rebel against Rome, Martin Luther.

Desailly reckons the last group game against Togo was the turning point for France following their poor start.

Firstly, the general tendency of each index goes up at first, and then down and the turning point is at Grade 1 of Senior School.

By June 30, both armies were converging upon Gettysburg and the battle, which would be the turning point of the war, was set to commence.

Professor Kauppi says the findings suggest the world may be able to reach a turning point away from deforestation.

Mr Brealey predicts that we may be at a turning- point , with a possible imminent return of the unashamed management book .

He Yafu, a Chinese demographic expert, said the case could mark a turning point.

If I could find the right turning point in the narrative, then maybe, like Orpheus, I could bring the one I sought back from the dead.

Its emergence implies a new turning point of painting gusto , and also symbolizes the painting creations entering into a new era.

This was a turning point for her.

In Tunisia, at a critical turning point, the Army took the side of the protesters in the street: it refused to fire on demonstrators.

There is little doubt that the appearance on the scene of a young woman was a major turning point in Hawking's life.

So, if that subsidy can add value over time, it could mean the key turning point to leave poverty.

I think the turning point was that I could focus on the football and not rumours and different sayings of people and the media.

"It will go down in history as a turning point for the music industry. This is landmark stuff. I can't overestimate it! "

I think the turning point was that I could focus on the football and not rumours and different sayings of people and the media.

"It will go down in history as a turning point for the music industry. This is landmark stuff. I can't overestimate it! "

Most economists agreed the second half would be a turning point as the looser monetary and fiscal polices gradually took effect.

This turning point in the Pacific War marks the beginning of the end of Japanese aggression.

Many historians say that the Battle of Gettysburg was the Civil War's turning point toward Union victory.

The turning point of the last cycle, he believes, was the merger of AOL and Time Warner.

Green Day - Good Riddance (Time Of Your Life) Another turning point a fork stuck in the road.

Osama bin Laden's death is one of those catalytic moments that seize mass attention, as people sense a turning point of some kind.

Big Bang was a turning point in the City's postwar history, securing its position as a centre for trading international equities.

The statements marked a turning point in an investigation that has already seemed long in a place where suspicion of North Korea runs high.

The statements marked a turning point in an investigation that has already seemed long in a place where suspicion of North Korea runs high.

Master of world film and was considered to be "a turning point in the history of film. "

This might be a turning point in feminism and comedy, provided that both sexes can embrace it.

And the word "water " was the turning point as Helen first time understood the meaning.

The decisive battle was a turning point in World War I, the German Empire from moving toward final defeat.

At the moment, operation of the third generation mobile telecommunication (3G) comes as a significant turning point.

The battle in many ways determined the subsequent history of the Mediterranean. It also was a major turning point in how wars were fought.

The turning point for me was the realization that we only have one life and this was not a rehearsal.

Dr. Welch said this week's recommendations could mark a turning point in public acceptance of that notion.

In the course of globalization, Hakas in Southeast Asia is at a turning point of whether to transform or preserve their own culture.

In the course of globalization, Hakas in Southeast Asia is at a turning point of whether to transform or preserve their own culture.

A turning point came when Mr. Jha decided to slash jobs and focus on creating phones based solely on Google's Android operating system.

The picture was a turning point for Asano in other ways: the female lead, singer Chara, eventually became his wife.

Working on my own social skills was the turning point for me.

The US media's panic over the Japanese invasion proved a perfect, if inadvertent, indicator of a turning point.

She opened up and talked to me without restraint, which marked the turning point of our relationship.

Cai Yong's life happened to be at the turning point of the East Han Dynasty from a downfall to complete collapse.

WATERLOO, the last battle of the Napoleon's wars, was a turning point in modern history.

The turning point was Aug. 13, the day I crossed the Continental Divide on Going-to-the-Sun Road in Glacier National Park.

In this plot, the turning point in the story is a eureka moment - when an idea comes to you and changes everything.

In this plot, the turning point in the story is a eureka moment - when an idea comes to you and changes everything.

In terms of this series of five stages, the turning point is reached with the Peacock.

But the turning point of the war came when a young freeholder joined the queens army.

Operation Overlord would be the turning point of the war.

A few months ago I decided to write my memoirs, a project I knew was going to bring me closer to an amazing turning point in my life.

Meeting a benefactor in life , Be grateful, as he is the turning point of your life.

But executives said that uncertainty in the global economy made it difficult for them to call a turning point in performance.

Zhu Zhenming, a professor at the Yunnan Academy of Social Sciences, described the gains by the army as a "turning point in the conflict. "

The Cold War had finished twenty years, and the international order in Northeast Asia is at a new historical turning point.

Johnson says overcoming shyness was a turning point in her life.

Johnson says overcoming shyness was a turning point in her life.

In the new century, Jiangxi's economic development will enter into a crucial turning point .

Their successful campaign was a major turning point in the war for the Allies.

Carmelo Anthony, Denver : You get the sense Anthony is at a turning point in his career.

A recovery of the equity market, driven largely by a receding of fear, may well be a seminal turning point of the crisis.

The intervention is at a turning point as its third year draws to a close.

The turning point of my life was my decision to give up a promising career and study music.

The turning point of the Ming Dynasty from prosperity to decline was the reign of Emperor Shenzong.

But no one has ever shown an interest in Jesus the way Zaccheus did. Meeting Jesus has been a turning point in many people's lives.

This tragic accident would be a turning point for the two promising young stars.

This tragic accident would be a turning point for the two promising young stars.

The next turning-point was the dollarization of the economy in 2000.

We conceive of the meeting as a turning point of our business.

My virginity had become a burden that past year and this was, surely, a turning point in my life.

Internship is a path from the school community, the only way for a turning point in the road of life.

"This here today to me is the real deal, " Reese said. "It's going to be the turning point of downtown. "

Another turning point, a fork stuck in the road. Time grabs you by the wrist, directs you where to go. - Green Day, Good Riddance.

The statement marked a dramatic turning point in U. S. -China relations, as well as a major shift in American foreign policy.

All that Iraqis know for sure is that they have reached another turning-point in their turbulent post-invasion history.

Unpredictable changes sometimes can be very good; And bad changes may bring you a turning point in your life.

Unpredictable changes sometimes can be very good; And bad changes may bring you a turning point in your life.

The new curriculum reform is undoubtedly a education revolution, in which school PE will mark a turning point in its development.

During these years, the news spokesperson system has taken "the SARS" as turning point to be popular.

Economic dilemma and contradiction phenomena are often in the economies in transition, the turning point of history and social change.

At present, China is at a vital turning point, when various social contradictions show up.

The older the person is, the more unpure she gets, I think turning point for this love is at the age of 25.

A number of economists believe China has reached a turning-point in its development, having exhausted its supply of surplus labour.

Several Arab states have expressed concern that Turning Point as a cover for a military strike.

Many cariocas, as residents of Rio are known, saw these events as a turning point for a city which has suffered decades of misgovernment.

Well, we meet now in London at a turning point.

Well, we meet now in London at a turning point.

The Realtors group heralded the July sales as a turning point, while other observers offered a more cautious view.

Hertha piled on the pressure and deservedly equalised; that moment was the turning point and we could see that the team was back again.

when you met someone helped you, remember to be obliged to him, cause he is the turning point of your life.

It is the turning point of the story, when she begins to see beyond Darcy's pride and develop real feelings for him.

The collapse of Lehman Brothers was a turning point for Wall Street - a sign the financial services industry was in deep trouble.

The great turning point of his life was his meeting and marriage with Nancy.

Graduation from university was the turning point in the life of this young man.

The wireless communications revolution is coming at a turning point in Africa's transition to urban life and a modern economic system.

Going to the US was an important turning point in his life.

Going to the US was an important turning point in his life.

My opinion is that there was no such sharp turning point in eugenics.

At a spiritual turning point, Kanji put his trust in Christ, and his empty heart was filled with God's wonderful assurance.

The Australia-China economic relationship is now at the significant turning point.

The criterion of the complete population transition should be the turning point in the course of mortality ascendant .

They see through the appearance to be good at the nature of the search for turning point in the crisis.

How be in pressure of the psychology on life turning point to be solved greatly too?

At present, Anhui economy has entered a new round of an upward growth cycle, and is facing an important turning point.

During the Civil War, the fall of Atlanta was a crucial turning point in the defeat of the South.

"This was a very important turning point for China's economy, " he says.

During the Civil War, the fall of Atlanta was a crucial turning point in the defeat of the South.

"This was a very important turning point for China's economy, " he says.

The crisis has not proved a great turning point, so far.

The U. S. tests were also criticized for lenient standards, but they are now seen as a turning point.

The turning point you saw coming has already come and gone, not in the United States, but in Asia or Europe.

Yet, rather like the 1995 Kobe earthquake, Sichuan will go down as a turning point.

Nine years, two nuclear tests and countless acts of bellicose aggression later, it is clear that was not a turning-point for the better.

Three years of university life is a major turning point in my life.

The push by younger players into politics could prove to be a turning point for India.

Something about this weekend could offer you a turning point toward a better life, so see what comes up.

"But I think we will look back and see this as a real turning point. "

Collected here are images from several of the recent evictions, as Occupy Wall Street protesters face a turning point in their movement.

"We're at a turning point, " he said.

Fought eighteen days apart in the fall of 1777, the two Battles of Saratoga were a turning point in the American Revolution.

We're definitely nearing the turning point and a crash is a remote but plausible possibility.

An important event, as in a person's career, the history of a nation, or the advancement of knowledge in a field; a turning point.

Yet China's trade has been so volatile (along with everybody else's) that it is hard to be sure this will prove a turning point.

He was the first U. S. official to set foot in China in more than two decades, and his trip marked a turning point in the Cold War.

It was an amazing turning point in my life.

"It is still too early to assess whether it is a temporary or a more durable turning point, " the organisation said.

The turning point for Chen and CAO Singapore came in the second half of 2003 when the company began speculative trading in derivatives.

The years in California, where she studied health economics and did research at Stanford, were a turning point.

"Mr Tsai was the first to do that and it was a turning point for the Chinese mobile phone industry. "

These rallies occur when investors, worried about being left behind at a major turning point, pile back into the market.

They will instead see the event as a reminder of a major turning point in history that dramatically affected their lives.

As one government economist put it on Thursday, for China, 'a major turning point is at hand. '

It was a turning point in his life, and it would be a turning point in the lives of many people.

Nandu, as a turning point, made her life divide into two periods of happiness and bitterness.

This was, therefore, a turning point in her life.

Second, the speech's timing indicates the White House has reached a turning point.

He regards the London G20 summit in April 2009 as the highlight of his three-year premiership, a turning point in the global recession.

What was the biggest turning point in your career?

After that, it was a turning point of the match.

The author cites the theory of Lewisian Turning Point , thinks that it is necessary to strengthen the protection of labors.

Gilberto highlighted the matches against Real Madrid and the win at the Bernabeu as the turning point in the post-Vieira Arsenal.

The Spanish deal buoyed the broader markets, helping last week's global equity rally and marking a potential turning point for the eurozone.

The turning point in Kate Middleton's life was the weekend she joined a royal deerstalking party in Scotland in October 2007.

Then she came to a turning point where she more narrowly defined her market and what she was willing to do for them.

The Nationalist period in China was an important turning point from the traditional to the modern in the historical studies of paintings.

In Pyongyang's propaganda, this date is styled as a turning point when the country will become a "mighty and prosperous nation" .

Might it also be a turning-point for investment in emerging markets?

But this year, some form of reprieve got underway, marking a seeming turning point.

The last turning point, German's cultural revival after two crushing world wars, feels too brief.

The day I decided to change my career was the big turning point in my life.

This has led to speculation that these and subsequent e-readers mark the turning point in the market for hard copy books.

The assumption of dCAT is that one does not know any turning point, nor the direction of a stock.

The selection criteria of turning point is presented and the set of pixels suitable for turning is denoted.

What was the biggest turning point in your life?

Yet the turning-point is past, and history begins anew for us, the history which we shall live and act and others will write about.

Whatever the details, one thing is clear: the EU is at a turning-point.

The turning point in Egypt too was on January 28, when demonstrators doggedly returned to confront security forces.

Objective With the hospital judge examine for turning point, severely scratches medical record quality control.

"I'm at the last big turning point of my career, " Drogba said.

Room loan policy releasing is the recognition turning point, afterward real estate market price upward incapable, the deal was flowing.

I believe these Olympics will be seen as a turning point even more important than Nixon's courageous decision to visit China.

The 1998 triumph was hailed at the time as a turning point: the country finally recognising, and celebrating, its multicultural make-up.

We're looking for a turning point, a place living through changes whose effects are with us still.

we'll be able to pinpoint this as the turning point!

Mao's Great Famine was not merely an isolated episode in the making of modern China. It was its turning point.

In those rebellions, the Miao Rebellion in Qianlong and Jiaqing Periods is the turning point of the Miao Territory.

The turning point in Blair's life, as every biography makes clear, occurred when he was eleven.

"The sending-off was the turning point, " continued Fletch.

In every crisis tension builds steadily, sometimes nearly unbearably, until some decisive turning point .

But the Japanese disaster was a "turning-point for the entire world" (see article).

China joins WTO, has provided the turning point for the transnational investment and the transnational operations.

When historians a century from now look back on China's rise to global power, the carrier may stand out as the turning point.

This type of behaviour would represent a turning point in risk appetite since the summer of 2007, when the credit squeeze emerged.

Graduation from university was the turning point in the life of the young men.

Turning point in the circumstances of the arrangement also appears on some unexpected - the traces of heavy drama.

Those who believed that the Bear Stearns collapse in March marked a turning point in the credit crunch were disappointed.