Two years before the two men met, the atomized Jewish nostalgia for Eastern Europe that was percolating for decades reached a culmination of sorts in "Fiddler on the Roof," the wildly successful musical loosely based on a series of short stories by Sholem Aleichem.
"It's a culmination of things," says Rodrigo on his improvement.
The action represents a culmination of years of hearings on a new regulatory scheme for murals.
This was a culmination of the Russia US collaboration on the synthesis of elements 113 to 118.
His comments on Tuesday were a culmination of a typically capricious, flirtatious approach that has built steadily on the back of recent appearances in London and coincidental meetings with TV crews and paparazzi.
In her mind, Ms. Dodwell spun a narrative, "a culmination of the variety I saw on my trips through the outback," she said.
The release of "5 Days of War," which opens in New York and Washington on Friday, marks a culmination of Georgian efforts to promote its version of events, especially to its crucial American ally.
For many girls and women, sexual violence is a culmination of a series of assaults on their dignity.
Aden has had so much trouble from Larry that those "experiences have made him the way he is now", and the story comes to a culmination with Aden giving up on his father.
Adams is now sixty-six and a grandfather, and his evolution into an approachable grandee has found its surreal culmination on Twitter.
The wind increased from bad to worse, and great seas continued to rise until their culmination on the morning of December 5, when one came aboard on the starboard quarter, smashed half the bridge and carried it away.
