at the crossroads

Idioms  

1. Also, at a crossroads. At a point of decision or a critical juncture, as in Because of the proposed merger, the company is standing at the crossroads. This phrase, based on the importance accorded to the intersection of two roads since ancient times, has also been used figuratively just about as long. In the 1500s Erasmus quoted from the Greek Theognis's Elegies (c. 600 b.c.): “I stand at the crossroads.”

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Example Sentences

Often at the crossroads of memory and artistry, Equihua’s story-rich designs start with a vision.

From Los Angeles Times

The company went public at the beginning of October and has positioned itself at the crossroads of two crazes: the build-out of more data centers to power artificial intelligence and a potential U.S. nuclear-power resurgence.

From The Wall Street Journal

Dutch Bros says it is positioned at the crossroads of those shifting habits.

From The Wall Street Journal

They are meeting up at the crossroads of the world’s most popular sports leagues: the NFL and the English Premier League.

From The Wall Street Journal

He stands at the crossroads of football, race, and modern celebrity - a figure both sociological and sporting.

From BBC