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Of course they always seem to be at a crossroads.

Our common foreign and security policy is at a crossroads.

I believe we love each other, but we're at a crossroads.

We are at a crossroads in the history of our educational system.

But poor countries are at a crossroads, particularly in Africa.

After being released by the A's following the 1987 season, his career was at a crossroads.

Alex is at a crossroads in his family and personal life.

"The country is at a crossroads," an American official said.

By the middle of 2006 Sudan was at a crossroads.

Communist China has almost always appeared to be at a crossroads.

But he can relate to being at a crossroads in his career.

In the mid-1970s, the Australian television industry was at a crossroads.

In the summer of 1999, the orchestra was at a crossroads.

But we're at a crossroads, and the easy choice is to go backward.

As an article in today's Guardian says, we are at a crossroads.

And yet the company is at a crossroads, no longer able to count on growth alone to fuel its success.

"We're at a crossroads with crime and we believe the mayor is making a wrong turn," he said.

"But it is testimony that we are at a crossroads of technology in this industry."

The Jets, early as it is, are at a crossroads.

By all accounts, the teaching profession is at a crossroads.

"I'm at a crossroads in my life right now," she said.

"This nation is at a crossroads in the atomic age," she said.

"The market is at a crossroads right now, waiting for news to break to the upside or to go into a decline."

He said the company had been at a crossroads.

"They are at a crossroads, and you can't let them get into a crisis situation.