Sentence examples for approaching a climax from inspiring English sources

After months of on-off negotiations between INM and the former KGB officer, who remains a resident of Moscow, negotiations appear to be approaching a climax.

1938 British Plan for Czech Crisis LONDON — Tomorrow [June 26], in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain will make what he considers an important statement upon the situation in Czechoslovakia, which is approaching a climax.

That means that the signature legal battle of the young administration is approaching a climax, and Trump's most controversial executive order may soon be judged by the country's top jurists.

This is the core Republican message, as the congressional campaigns approach a climax.

But as the decades-old feud approaches a climax, not even Junior is immune to Cosey's lingering spell.

Of course, there was no way to know how much of this nouvelle pessimism was a sincere attempt to dampen expectations and how much the usual brand of brinkmanship that inevitably flows out of labor talks as they approach a climax.

The TPP has been talked about in Japan for years, but in recent weeks the debate has approached a climax.

Rilke – we are approaching a multiple climax of name-dropping – wrote that fame was the sum of misunderstandings attached to a name.

French concluded that "like an hour-glass full of damp sand, the picture moves with increasing slowness as it approaches a confused climax in the Persian Gulf".

As Anwar's ordeal approaches an ugly climax, it seems increasingly unlikely that these benchmarks will be met.

Even from those barely sentient mid-90s, when I'd be allowed to stay up late to watch England with my mum, I can remember feeling odd as John Motson and Barry Davies growled over David Batty slide tackles like a pair of street-cast extras approaching climax in a Bedfordshire dogging video.