| She leaves a suicide note, whose contents are held back until an appropriately melodramatic turning point. |
| The author suggests that by summer 1998 there had been a turning point, and a more confident Commission had come of age. |
| The key turning point arrives during a long sequence of Paul learning to climb the rock face of an intimidating cliff. |
| What appeared to be the turning point for him was when he failed to turn up for a World Cup qualifying match in Albania. |
| He stopped and chatted and spoke of how this hard-won point just might be the kick-start Rangers need, the turning point in their woeful season. |
| The big turning point for me was when I was taking my finals and I felt so anxious and nervous. |
