Sentence examples for called climax from inspiring English sources

Orgasm, also called Climax, climactic physiological state of heightened sexual excitement and gratification that is followed by relaxation of sexual tensions and the body's muscles.

She was said to dance with a group called Climax.

Two days later, the acquaintance, Jacobo Tagler Dobín, introduced Mr. Wallace to a winsome dancer, Juana Hilda González, who danced for a rock group called Climax.

That honor went to an American, Barry Nelson, who in 1954 played a character called Jimmy Bond in an hour-long Casino Royale adaption, for a CBS anthology series called Climax!

The results also demonstrated that the so called climax is not a pure stand, which is generally assumed to be exclusively dominated by climax species, but rather a complex of shifting mosaic.

While the show follows both men making illegal moonshine, Smith has begun marketing his own brand of legal moonshine called Climax, named after the town where it's made.

The first, called "Climaxed," is a floating fireball hanging in midair that continually explodes.

For men, practicing what the condom industry likes to call "climax control" has long meant the cultivation of a kind of cerebral, almost tantric self-restraint.

The fact that males stop their calling to listen to neighboring females' call climaxes further suggests that one possible function of the great call may be to advertise a female's condition to prospective mates outside of her current pair bond.

This state of equilibrium, called the climax community, is thought to result when the web of biotic interactions becomes so intricate that no other species can be admitted.

The various levels of government here have spent about $5 billion on stunning stadiums and other World Cup investments, and holding the games is what Peter Alegi — a historian and author of "African Soccerscapes: How a Continent Changed the World's Game" — called "the climax of this long journey to globalize and democratize the games".