Sentence examples for before the culmination from inspiring English sources

His last day as the department's deputy commissioner for public information will be Aug. 19, weeks before the culmination of a Democratic mayoral primary in which the Police Department's stop-and-frisk practices have come under intense scrutiny.

At stake is nothing less than the roof over the buyer's head, but the repercussions can be primal when, just before the culmination of a deal worth hundreds of thousands or, in many instances, millions of dollars, weeks of negotiations unravel when the buyer and seller suddenly squabble over who gets custody of something as inconsequential as a $150 ceiling fan.

But analysts still see a potential J&J challenge as one of the main hurdles before the culmination of the deal.

The Marquess's bedroom provides some spartan relief before the culmination of the castle, Lady Bute's Bedroom.

When The Avengers came out in 2012 it was like nothing we had ever seen before, the culmination of five lead-in films, the product of four years of anticipation, the epitome of the hype.

From the moment he encountered Sebastian Flyte in 1920s Oxford, Charles Ryder, without realising it, had embarked on a quest that would bring him to God (though this is only implied, for the novel ends before the inevitable culmination).

Boris Johnson sent off the first wave of participants in the Ride London event at six o'clock before taking it on himself, the culmination of a training regime the Mayor called "operation chiselled whippet".

Marvel said the film is the "beginning of the culmination of everything that has come before".

(I had watched the culmination of "Joe Millionaire" the night before; sorry).

The ruling, which came just one day before the 11th anniversary of the attacks, is the culmination of years of bitter legal battles between Mr. Churchill and the university.

Before them sat a 48,600-candle birthday cake, the culmination of long hours of preparation and the spreading of 180 quarts of icing.