And I think that we're at a really pivotal point.
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Electroclash arrived at a pivotal point in club culture history.
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It came at the most pivotal point in my life.
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The holiday season may prove to be a pivotal point.
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In statements on Friday, Dimitrov said discussions were at a pivotal point.
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Colonel Petrov was at a pivotal point in the decision-making chain.
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"Two key strikeouts at a pivotal point in the game," Farrell said.
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But, this pivotal point in history isn't just the consequence of social media.
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Let's turn "What is Aleppo?" into a pivotal point in this dismal campaign.
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Uber, founded ten years ago, is at a pivotal point in its history.
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The televised showdown comes at a pivotal point in the hotly contested race.
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Let's revisit the history that led us to this pivotal point in time.
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"I think we're at a pivotal point," said Alicia Wargo, the school's principal.
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The turnover comes at a pivotal point for Trump on the world stage.
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Meetup's cultural descentMeetup made its culture a pivotal point in its pitch to recruits.
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And at that point in time, it was a pivotal point in the game.
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"This is a pivotal point in the season to say the least," Rivers said.
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The Fed meeting in the coming week could be a pivotal point for the market.
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"He's a pivotal point, as the droids of Star Wars tend to be," says Herring.
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"He's a pivotal point, as the droids of Star Wars tends to be," says Herring.
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"I feel like I'm at a pivotal point in my life, turning 25," she said.
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Ravi's parents, Champa and Vasant Patel, at a pivotal point in the film (and Ravi's life).
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Pericles oversaw the public funeral of soldiers killed at a pivotal point in the Peloponnesian War.
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Every couple reaches that pivotal point in their relationship that can either make or break them.
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Completed in 2014, it was, the artist said, a pivotal point in his career, his savory spot.
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The Niagara River at the base of the falls was a pivotal point for crossing into Canada.
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Workers told CNBC that 2018 was a pivotal point in the company's shift away from upfront communication.
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Lucas ultimately chose Pemberton's model, which would become a pivotal point in the legal battle three decades later.
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Zak recognizes that the company has hit a pivotal point where investors will expect that growth to continue.
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Every successful person seems to make a bold choice at a pivotal point that propels them to success.
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The movie ends at a pivotal point in the Scottish War for Independence, but not in the final point.
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The map appears in "Black Panther," most of which is set in present-day Wakanda, at a pivotal point.
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He repeated the charge in Thursday night's debate, and it became the pivotal point of conflict throughout the night.
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It has also proved to be a pivotal point for setting the brand's trajectory for the year to come.
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Five years later, she earned her black belt and was able to cross that pivotal point off of her list.
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"He knows that he is at a pivotal point in his career and that the stakes are high," Rubin wrote.
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Later reforms surfaced in 1879, 1901, and 1919, but the 1901 law was considered the first pivotal point for housing policy.
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The 100-yen-per-dollar level has been seen as a pivotal point to test the patience of Japan's monetary officials on intervention.
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Her moves come at a pivotal point in the Democratic race as a contest that was already tense took a sharp negative turn.
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Older stuff is the anchor, and basically we've been thrown into a new technological world, and we're at a pivotal point with it.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, young people are retreating from the intellectual battlefield despite an awareness that America is at a pivotal point in her history.
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"The 1066 team is excited to be joining DAQRI at such a pivotal point in the company's growth," Hayes said in a statement.
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Specifically, it's the very same billboard that Ally and Cooper's rockstar, Jackson Maine, admire from a rooftop during a pivotal point in the film.
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Now an artist at a pivotal point in her career, that continued experience of alienation and bodily policing both haunts and fuels her work.
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The mix of utility and skillful crafting which Saarinen advocated is displayed in a group of chairs representing a pivotal point in modern design.
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A pivotal point for me by proxy; the strike still shapes how I understand all that happened before and after it in my life.
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The song is used at a pivotal point in the film while Joaquin Phoenix, as the title villain, dances down a flight of stairs.
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None of them could have predicted that the next home run Correa would hit would come at such a pivotal point in the game.
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As the rest of the world looks on, Indians know that we're at a pivotal point that will decide the future of Indian democracy.
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Next Tuesday's voting will be a pivotal point as candidates chase the 1,237 delegates from primary contests and caucuses needed to win the Republican nomination.
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At the time, I genuinely thought that the world had come to a kind of pivotal point and that things were going to get better.
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At the time, I genuinely thought that the world had come to a kind of pivotal point and that things were going to get better.
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But now, more than ever, I feel like we're at a pivotal point in this country, especially given this political and social climate that we're in.
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"Sri Lanka is the pivotal point for a global grand strategy," R. Hariharan, a retired Indian army colonel and specialist in South Asian geopolitics, told CNBC.
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In the cover story for Town & Country's August issue, the German-born actress opens up about how meeting Jackson was a pivotal point in her life.
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"We are at a pivotal point in our fight against climate change and its catastrophic consequences," Mr. Foxx said in conference call announcing the new standards.
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Klobuchar's swift exit from the race and endorsement of Biden ahead of Super Tuesday helped him consolidate moderate support at a pivotal point in the primary.
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We are in a pivotal point in pop culture, and in our social landscape where the voices of Black women are finally being amplified more than ever.
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The expression "radical Islamic terrorism" became a centerpiece for Trump's presidential campaign, with the business magnate claiming the term was a pivotal point in addressing modern threats.
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More than that, it marks a pivotal point in the trajectory of corporate America: Are the days of corporations chasing profits while ignoring principles truly behind us?
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It's a pivotal point in the contest as voters begin to focus more closely on the Democratic race with the Iowa caucuses less than five months away.
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"I'm here today because I see this as a chance for a pivotal point, a turning point in our future," said 19-year-old student Serena Hertzog.
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But I do believe that we're at a pivotal point when we're starting to question just how much we are going to allow technology to mediate our lives.
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Sophia's citizenship comes at a pivotal point in Saudi Arabia's history, as the country is aiming to position itself as a world leader in lifestyle and technological advancement.
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He called the violence in Bialystok a pivotal point in the history of Poland's gay community, as it spurred LGBT people to fight more strongly for their rights.
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Outlander At a pivotal point in this week's episode, Claire refuses to return to Lallybroch despite all the ways in which the coming war is affecting her psyche.
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Morris decides to join him in his quest rather than set him up for slaughter, and, at this pivotal point, the loyalties in the tale begin to shift.
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After the flurry of subsequent airstrikes on Wednesday, Michael Kugelman, a South Asia expert with the Wilson Center, told Vox that the situation had reached a pivotal point.
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The two delegations had not yet finalized language on car tariffs, a pivotal point for Trump in advance of the Juncker's first visit to the White House Wednesday.
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The date is marked by bloodshed: it's most commonly associated with Julius Caesar's brutal assassination in 44 BC. Caesar's gruesome death was a pivotal point in Roman history.
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By contrast, Timberlake's out-of-nowhere embrace of the West comes at a pivotal point for his career — and for the place of white men in the public consciousness.
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Milwaukee's downtown construction looks to be a pivotal point for a city that has struggled with a decline in industrial activity and a rise in income inequality for decades.
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London time last Thursday, Prime Minister Theresa May's decision to call the snap poll did not look like a pivotal point for the most-sold major currency of last year.
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At this pivotal point for emerging economies—Brazil, India— seeking for economic development, skilled professionals make the difference due to the innovative contributions they can bring into a developing nation.
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I love that the guy who let Jonathan Marchessault and Reilly Smith go to Vegas in exchange for massage coupons is once again helming a pivotal point for the franchise.
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The British singer, whose 216 hit "Rock and Roll (Part 21999)" plays at a pivotal point in the film, was convicted in 2015 of sexually abusing three girls decades earlier.
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"Working with Rivian marks a pivotal point for Lincoln as we move toward a future that includes fully electric vehicles," Joy Falotico, president of Lincoln, said in a statement Wednesday.
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Sunday's debate in St. Louis is likely a pivotal point in the 85033 race, as Trump seeks to recover from a damaging leaked video where he boasts about groping women.
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Sanders entered Super Tuesday as the front-runner, and the biggest primary day of the year had been seen as a pivotal point that could propel him to a huge delegate lead.
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But, McConnell's two-prong approach to keep Trump's confidence while tending to his most vulnerable members up in 2020 has left the majority leader ready at a pivotal point in this process.
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A shrewd choice to feature mixed-race British supermodel-in-the-making Adwoa Aboah on his first issue marked a pivotal point in the magazine's history, heralding the start of a #NewVogue era.
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"AT&T is at a pivotal point for our community as we are moving into space of being an integrated provider," Valerie Vargas, vice president advertising & marketing communications of AT&T, told Mashable.
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"Working with Rivian marks a pivotal point for Lincoln as we move toward a future that includes fully electric vehicles," said Joy Falotico, president of the Lincoln Motor Company said in a statement.
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The battle was a pivotal point in the establishment of the French Republic, a point that is celebrated in the United States by cooking French food and shopping at a French linen store.
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Changing role of the JSDF Women are joining the forces at pivotal point in Japan's military history when regional tensions are rising, and the role of the JSDF is in some ways being redefined.
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Musk's fight with the SEC has raised investor worries that it could lead to restrictions on his activities or even his removal from Tesla, while distracting him at a pivotal point in the company's expansion.
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So much so that at a pivotal point toward the end of the film, when Andrea refuses to jump off the ship to save herself during the evacuation, your heart breaks at her visceral fear.
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Today was was the Ohio rapper's first Rolling Loud, marking a pivotal point in his young career which began just a few short years ago after releasing a track called "Angry Vibes" onto his Soundcloud.
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At one pivotal point about halfway through the episode, June asks Will about Trust in the Law, the film he watched obsessively as a young boy, of which we saw a glimpse in the premiere.
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Sunday's debate -- which will now be held in Washington, DC, and not Arizona because of coronavirus concerns -- is now a pivotal point in the campaign that will signal the tenor of the rest of the campaign.
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Born just days before Tokyo hosted the 1964 Summer Games, a pivotal point in modern Japanese history, she was named for the Olympic flame and will now oversee Tokyo's second hosting of the games in 2020.
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As CNN noted, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine says adolescents become sleepier later at night when they enter puberty and need more time to sleep in the mornings during this pivotal point in their lives.
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The tensions between Trump and his attorney general appeared to reach a pivotal point last week after Trump again criticized Sessions for his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation during an appearance on Fox News.
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The tensions between Trump and his attorney general appeared to reach a pivotal point last week after Trump again criticized Sessions for his decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation during an appearance on Fox News.
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Obviously, when I started looking into his whole life, I picked these few years of his life because I thought they were such a pivotal point, when he's going from being a boy to a man, I guess.
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"I feel like I'm at a pivotal point in my life and I'm turning 25, I'm in a place where I'm looking at my future and my past and I want to share this with my fans," she said.
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Musk's fight with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has raised investor worries that it could lead to restrictions on his activities or even his removal from Tesla, while distracting him at a pivotal point in the electric car maker's expansion.
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The trial over how fund managers and thousands of employees and retail investors lost about 80 percent of their investments in the bank marks a pivotal point in one of the largest and most complex lawsuits in English legal history.
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"We are at a pivotal point for its adoption today due to the availability of big data, high-powered computing and advances in algorithms – which all make AI cheaper and faster to implement," analyst Stacy Pollard wrote in the report.
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"Portal" presents, in abstract, what Lawson is doing in every other photograph: I feel a lot of the figures that I use, I want them to be like a pivotal point, or like a vehicle or a vessel for something else.
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The 3683 years between December 1497, when Vasco da Gama rounded the Cape of Good Hope, and December 1515, when Albuquerque died off the Indian coast, were a pivotal point in history, and in "Conquerors" Roger Crowley tells the story with style.
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Seventy-five years ago today, an unarmed fighter aircraft from Germany entered the skies over the Scottish countryside at a pivotal point in World War II. Out parachuted Rudolf Hess, Hitler's deputy, apparently hoping to forge a peace treaty between Britain and Germany.
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"Privatizing the largest and most complex aviation system in the world is a risky and unnecessary step at this pivotal point in its modernization," said Mike Perrone, head of the Professional Aviation Safety Specialists, a union of 11,000 FAA safety employees, after Trump's announcement.
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Musk's fight with the SEC, to play out in a Manhattan federal court hearing, has raised investor worries that it could lead to restrictions on his activities or even his removal from Tesla, while distracting him at a pivotal point in the company's expansion.
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The third weather disruption of the week came at a pivotal point in the round with Song over a 10-foot putt on the 16th to stay at 113-under while Spieth was looking at a short putt on 18 to get to 11-under.
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In switching networks at a pivotal point in her career, Ms. Kelly, the No. 20163-rated personality in cable television news, is taking a calculated risk that she can swap her dedicated Fox audience for the broader, but more fickle, viewership of network television.
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"One of the greatest parts is when the women say 'This is the outfit I'm going to wear to get my daughter back' or to attend a big court case or just a pivotal point in their life that gets to signify their healing," says Spinola.
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Musk's fight with the SEC, to play out in a Manhattan federal court hearing, has raised investor worries that it could lead to restrictions on his activities or even his removal from Tesla, while distracting him at a pivotal point in the electric car maker's expansion.
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Related: Thailand's Military Government Thinks John Oliver Is a Threat to Its Monarchy According to Brad Adams, Asia Director at HRW, the order leaves Thailand at a "pivotal point" that demands urgent intervention from the international community to prevent the rights situation in the country deteriorating further.
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She and Rees were building out the bones of a pivotal point in the narrative: The Kyd is reflecting on the isolation, loneliness and self-doubt that accompany a rise to stardom — feelings that Rees teased out from her own life experiences as a young director.
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The strained relationship appeared to reach a pivotal point in August when Trump in a Fox News interview faulted Sessions for failing to take control of "corruption" at the Justice Department and suggested he had only brought him into the administration because he demonstrated "loyalty" during the presidential campaign.
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The strained relationship appeared to reach a pivotal point in August when, in a Fox News interview, Trump faulted Sessions for failing to take control of "corruption" at the Justice Department and suggested he had only brought him into the administration because he demonstrated "loyalty" during the presidential campaign.
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In the days ahead, one pivotal point will be whether the Islamic State defends the east of the city or retreats across the Tigris River to the west side, which is more densely populated and where some worry that the terrorist group could bog down security forces in the Old City's narrow streets.
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" Kellyanne Conway, the president of Keep the Promise I, which is leading a string of allied super PACs backing Mr. Cruz, said that the "Gang of Eight amnesty deal was a pivotal point for senators to draw a line in the sand on their positions on the crucial issue of rewarding those who broke the law.
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And, of course, fame's downsides are thoroughly explored: drug and alcohol abuse, the struggles of having to answer questions about what it's like to be in an "all girl" band over and over again, getting dropped from their major during a pivotal point, and Gardner's resignation amid a very real midlife crisis leading to their overall implosion.
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Once again, read the clue carefully: Mr. Kwong is asking for "characters," so the answer has to be plural, and the only letter that appears more than once in "Annie" is the letter N. – Misdirection: The clue "Turning point?" at 19D is not referring to a pivotal point in a story, it refers to literal turning.
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Those events could help the former vice president fill his coffers before he heads into a pivotal point in the race where he will have to compete against former New York City mayor and billionaire Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergFormer HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada Where 2020 candidates stand in Super Tuesday polls MORE, who is largely funding his own campaign.
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