Sentence examples for climactic end from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately neither all-star was around for the climactic end of the first-round series.

Although the Somme marks the climactic end of In Parenthesis, it was not the end of Jones's wartime service.

Now it was mid-October, and this initial phase of postwar judgment was nearing its climactic end in a courts-and-prison complex called the Palace of Justice.

A typical number had a beginning, a middle and a climactic end that was usually, but not always, an assertion of optimism.

Of the climactic end, he said: "In the last 20 minutes, the fans were on the pitch – they were not in the stands.

Inexplicably, Merwin breaks up this line, displacing the name Beatrice from its climactic end position in the original to the beginning of a subsequent line.

Since the reboot they've been big, climactic, end-of-the-universe tragedies.

While it's not exactly a climactic end-of-wedding banger – Lord knows, the people wanted Oops Upside Your Head – for me and a handful of school friends it was a glorious moment when the days before I could even comprehend having the capabilities to hire portable loos came flooding into a field in Essex.

The climactic ending, in one more cinematic allusion, suggests the most terrifying scene in "The Silence of the Lambs".

It takes a few seconds, it is about one player trying to score and it can have a climactic ending.

After a sensual account of the Debussy, Mr. Gilbert conducted "Bolero" in a performance that effectively kept the lid on things in the beginning and turned the orchestra loose with raw, gnashing, brassy power during the climactic ending.