Sentence examples for With climactic from inspiring English sources

Past season finales have ended with climactic moments, whether it's the whole staff leaving to open a new agency or Don proposing to Megan.

As the 2000 presidential campaign entered its final, frantic 72 hours, with climactic volleys of charge and countercharge delivered in speeches, television commercials and telephone calls, both major-party candidates retained realistic prospects of victory.

Species that have been resilient, even thriving, for thousands of years cannot cope with climactic disruptions.

A spin-up simulation was run until the soil carbon pool reached equilibrium with climactic drivers.

Finally, the shoot finished on Stage 12, with the climactic chases with the raptors in the Park's computer rooms and Visitor's Center.

With corresponding savvy, Lypsinka doesn't end her show with a climactic bang but with a droll ellipsis.

"The Bachelor," with its climactic ending ― complete with a Neil Lane diamond ring ― embraces commercialized ideas of romance.

This in turn means that, if we listen to Messiah for the meaning, what we are hearing is a meditation on the Nativity and the Passion, with nothing in between, but with a climactic emphasis on the Resurrection.

The sequence in which Thor, striving to retrieve his precious hammer, wrestles with a security guard in the mud has a slight, squelching connection with the climactic battle in Branagh's "Henry V," but, that aside, it's hard to discern his touch.

Ronny Yu, the director, has an enormous amount of fun with the climactic battle.

These struggles end with the climactic presentation of a tashlik, the symbolic casting off of sins from a bridge.