Definition of 'crossroad'

We have reached a crossroads where there is more choice for the public and for lawyers.

They had reached a crossroads in their relationship.

But now he had reached a crossroads.

This is not the first time cycling has reached a crossroads or that it has had to begin anew.

We have reached a curious crossroads.

Now he seems at another crossroads.

We are about to find out as the Yorkshire actor faces a career crossroads.

At some point in our lives, we all face a crossroads.

You sense that a relationship has reached a crossroads - and can decide which direction it should take.

TWO fabulous careers have reached the crossroads.

He does not consider he has anything to prove or that within a space of a month his career has suddenly reached a defining crossroads.

Britain has reached a crossroads.

The Goat stands on a busy crossroads a couple of miles from Leopardstown racecourse.

Rome was a busy crossroads for spies during the Cold War.

The National has reached a crossroads; its survival cannot and should not be taken for granted.

When she failed to make the Olympic team for Athens four years earlier she was faced with a crossroads and chose the difficult route.

Or I could go back to the crossroads and have another chat with the Devil.

It was when my grandfather ploughed straight across the busy crossroads in the centre of town that I first realised he was a danger behind the wheel.

By the time the summer season was drawing to a close I'd reached an important crossroads in my life.