A culminating workshop for seniors addressed challenges of transition, bringing together comprehensive resources and experts to provide specific guidance.
The plot pushes Laurie toward a culminating choice between the two men.
Or maybe it's a wacky caper comedy with a culminating chase scene performed atop a giant trampoline.
Next year the artists will reimagine "Breath" (1998) at the Baryshnikov Arts Center, and in 2012 there will be a culminating event in a museum or gallery space.
The New York book dealer Glenn Horowitz, who brokered the two deals, says of Staley, "He's looking for projects that have a culminating quality to them".
(For background, read "No Funds for Fast Food". ) As a culminating event, students could hold a public forum and offer pro-and-con arguments about the proposal.
You will notice that projects have bookends: an entry event that grabs student interest at the outset and a culminating event where students showcase what they have learned at the end.
Her singing was clear and lucid, even when she had to deliver from awkward supine positions; guzzling pills with her drink before a culminating mad scene, she handled Haydn's imaginatively limned descent into madness with feverish precision.
I promise you — we as a people will get there," the word "promise" surely activated, however unconsciously, the rich narrative of exodus that found a culminating expression in King's last speech, in Memphis: "And I've seen the promised land.
In most prior ballets, there had been a culminating duet for the lead couple, and it expressed the central meaning of the piece, but in a decorous fashion, with the tutu and the good manners.
One of them will take the stage at Denver's Pepsi Center, specked with confetti and soaked in history as a culminating figure of one of the great ideological movements of the last century — civil rights or women's rights.
