Paul Dacre surely sees slaying the EU dragon as the culmination of a brilliant Mail career.
Six goals came in each half, three from Mobley, three by Walton, whose third was the culmination of a "brilliant run", and two each from the other three forwards, Hallam, Wheldon and Hands.
"Canadians are enormously proud of this remarkable accomplishment, which is the culmination of a lifetime of brilliant writing," he said.
And these are not cheap thrills but an eloquent culmination earned throughout by the brilliant response of the young professionals at the Boston Symphony Orchestra's training camp in 2008 to Mr. Levine's big-league demands.
And Nero: he is the rococo culmination of them all, whose elaborate, brilliant self-creation as a figure of myth eventually causes the dynasty to collapse in on itself.
In a sense the culmination of The Voronezh Notebooks, "Ode to Stalin" is at once a brilliant Pindaric panegyric to his tormentor and a Christ-like plea to the "father of all people" to be spared the cross.
Fourth-century sculptors, led by Praxiteles, Scopas, and Lysippus, gathered and expressed the best of what had been learned before of anatomy, pattern, and composition; by adding emotional appeal they can be said to have achieved the logical culmination of the Classical tradition, in which Phidian sculpture in the 5th century was but one brilliant and influential episode.
The culmination came Saturday.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
"Dilma is the culmination," Ms. Tornaghi said.
