Sentence examples for climactic struggle from inspiring English sources

Momentum has seemed to shift by the day in a climactic struggle over what kind of change Egypt will undergo and whether Egyptian officials are sincere about delivering it.

(A climactic struggle between Harriet and her adversary atop a water tower, by contrast, feels worked up, as though Tartt thought she had to deliver a crime-story finale).

As shot on a British sound stage not long ago, the climactic struggle was less lofty by 960 feet - special effects will transform the camera's perspective - but still a gut-wrenching spectacle to behold.

Mr. Boyle is best known for his work with Alfred Hitchcock, with whom he produced indelible scenes like the climactic struggle atop the Statue of Liberty in "Saboteur" and the crop-dusting sequence with Cary Grant in "North by Northwest," not to mention the seagull attack in "The Birds".

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Other figures look on as witnesses to the climactic struggle recounted near the end of the 100,000-verse Mahabharata.

The film, having arrived at the great dramatic climax of the confrontation with the Wizard of Oz, sags for a while, and doesn't really regain momentum until the equally climactic final struggle with the Wicked Witch, which ends with her melting, her "growing down" into nothingness.

Both Geoffrey and Khan die in the climactic battle.

In this final act of the long struggle, the Constable de Richemont played an active role, driving the English from the Cotentin Peninsula in September and October of 1449 and taking a decisive part in the climactic Battle of Formigny in April 1450.

A climactic battle was expected by Pentecost in 1212.

A climactic battle ensues.