The trial, which will be decided by a judge alone, is the culmination of years of investigation and legal wrangling.
When, upon returning to the U.S., I decided to undergo a gender transition, it felt like the culmination of years of unspoken identity crisis; it felt like the first thing I had ever done completely for myself.
"Show" is both a continuation and a culmination.
They are best appreciated as add-ons to a meal, not a culmination of it.
Specter's demise — and the photo-finish race being decided today between Toomey and Sestak — is the culmination of a drama that I covered back in 2004, when Toomey challenged Specter in the Republican primary, a race that foreshadowed in many ways this year's broad challenge by right-wing Tea Partiers to the Republican establishment.
Naturally, Singh decided that he had to build an ad service that his friends would use, and today is the culmination of those efforts.
But recruiting investors turned out to be sort of the culmination of a plan to carefully cultivate supporters from almost the moment three years ago when they decided to launch the brewery.
"This is a culmination of a two-year period, not just a one-off.
A BCCI statement explaining his appointment said: "In culmination of the discussions among all the office-bearers of the BCCI over the last couple of weeks, the BCCI has decided to avail the services of former India captain, Mr Ravi Shastri, to oversee and guide the Indian cricket team for the forthcoming one-day international matches against England.
Koussevitzky then decided to perform all Sibelius's symphonies in the Boston Symphony's 1932 33 season, with the world premiere of the Eighth as the culmination.
Their success is a culmination of a long campaign, which Mr. Moonves began in 2005.
