Sentence examples for climax at around from inspiring English sources

The choreography starts off as little more than a slow evolution of balances, but the two dancers find the richness in the music and, as it gears up to its climax at around 1.30.00, they make an immaculate transition into the fiendishly difficult manoeuvre where Yoshida is lifted high on Cope's shoulder and spirals down his body into a low dive.

British security advisers continued to visit Sri Lanka during the final fortnight of fighting in May 2009 when civilian casualties climaxed at around a thousand deaths a day.

As the clay court season on the ATP tennis tour rolls around Europe towards its annual climax at Roland Garros in Paris, it's worth pausing for thought (if you're a tennis fan) to consider the game's greatest player.

Some impressionistic piano notes and an out-of-nowhere exclamation—"All right!"—at around the five-minute mark make for something of a climax, but the song doesn't really need one.

Her climax at the end was unmistakable.

The 420 picnic, held each year on or around 20 April, defied expectations by attracting relatively large numbers by the early afternoon, hours before its climax at 4.20pm.

The project reached an emotional climax at an 80th birthday party for Silvina's mother.

Instead, the current tour reaches its climax at the end of the corridor.

On July 13 , 1985 he appeared at the climax at the Live Aid concert at JFK Stadium, Philadelphia.

The story would climax at the point in the story where the assassination attempt is prevented.

4 Which Hitchcock film climaxes at a South Dakota landmark?