Sentence examples for before the climactic from inspiring English sources

Then comes a series of sing-offs in which the teams are reduced in size before the climactic finals.

This all changed, however, with the rumblings and earthquakes of 1812, a full three years before the climactic blast.

"I'm not saying America is perfect," Fleury says a while before the climactic barrage, "but we're pretty good at this".

Back at the Garage, and shortly before the climactic Hot Potato ("Hot potato/mashed banana/cold spaghetti" ad infinitum), Simon Pegg and family make a discreet early departure.

A Pew survey conducted before the climactic vote in the House on March 21st showed 38% in favour and 48% opposed.

Before the climactic Liebestod (during which, rest assured, no one sings "Candle in the Wind"), there's time for fun, frolics and carnage.

From her earliest successes – winning her first Tony nomination in 1956 for William Inge's play Bus Stop – until the late 1980s, she would down a big drink before curtain, another in the interval and a third before delivering the climactic song (the so-called "11 o'clock number") in a musical.

Astronomers have discovered a black hole that they think may give them a clear and revealing view of something never before observed: the climactic plunge of matter as it disappears into one of these cosmic gravitational sinks.

But the To poetry keeps breaking through: a gun battle in a city park stops and starts as clouds pass before the moon; in the climactic showdown, the hit-men heroes form a moving O.K. Corral by rolling huge bales of recyclables.

His cry of "Fill your hands you sons of bitches" before riding into the climactic battle has to be one of the most uplifting moments in cinema.

Right before the start of the climactic event, Steinberg asks Bryan Reece, a formerly overweight investment adviser, what he's thinking.