Examples of using Turning-point in English and their translations into German
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I imagine that you will already have remarked what is the turning-point of the whole method.
In this case, the turning-point is constituted by the fact that Charlemagne is der Ãarste kaiser….
That is why every turning-point in the development of socialism is always simultaneously a critical internal party matter.
PDF At the end of the twentieth century, Switzerland is at a turning-point of its economic and social development.
great Turning-Point which also brings new knowledge!
The Zenith of an Empire, a Turning-point of History.
With that in mind, this is truly a turning-point.
This battle with Mr. Covey was the turning-point in my career as a slave.
The CFP has reached a turning-point.
For Edward Elgar the war represented a turning-point.
It may be that today we have seen a turning-point in the relations between the European Parliament
Although they themselves speak about this Turning-Point, again they only envisage it as the fulfillment of vain human wishes of their own.
And we await, we keenly anticipate, the result of the Italian election, and with it the turning-point which will see the return to government of common sense,
purposes with the 326 events at the Hyphasis in the Punjab as the turning-point of Alexander's history and life.
present scenery corresponds as a whole in every aspect with the events of autumn 326 at the Hyphasis in the Punjab as the turning-point in Alexander's life.
one VS 087, for the dramatic, turning-point scene set in a futuristic medical lab meant to be in Seoul of movie character Dr. Helen Cho(played by Claudia Kim), a geneticist helping the Avengers.
one VS 087, for a dramatic, turning-point scene set in the futuristic medical lab of Dr. Helen Cho(played by Claudia Kim),
At each Turning-Point the Creator offered the maturing human spirits new revelations unknown to them until then,
Nevertheless the richly staged warrior of sheet 17 has his predecessor in the not engraved drawing of 1723 Alexander the Great at the Hyphasis in the Punjab in Autumn 326 BC- The Zenith of an Empire, a Turning-point of History where he holds back the mutineers pressing forward against the king.
There is only one consolation in this matter: the knowledge of the turning-point in these things which is already so near at hand as nobody would suspect
