Sentence examples for climax during from inspiring English sources

The climax, during the titular flood, is more successful.

Accordingly, relative contribution of far-travelled dust was at its climax during the mid-Holocene.

"Springtime," like "Picnic," reaches its dramatic climax during a celebration in which inhibitions are lowered.

Recognition of the associational value of the Witherspoon books came to a climax during the librarianship of Julian Boyd.

Reefs of all Silurian ages are known, but their development probably reached a climax during Wenlock time.

However, Richard believes it: "After I stopped watching porn, I was more likely to achieve climax during sex.

After the all-rounder's error against Craig, it was Jos Buttler (67) who then helped Root put on another 60 until England's player of the year and new vice-captain departed in anti-climax during a disciplined spell from Henry.

Gatti guided his orchestra through barely perceptible string tremolos at the opening and full-toned climaxes during the Andante.

Gina is shown climaxing during the scene.' The council asks its members to lobby advertisers to stop taking slots during the programme.

Hardin's murderous career must be understood in terms of the turmoil of Texas politics and life during the Reconstruction era, which climaxed during the turbulent administration of Gov. E. J. Davis (1870-74).

The focus on economic cooperation is intended to take the relationship between the two countries to a new level after years of mutual suspicion that climaxed during Russia's war with Georgia, its tiny neighbor, in 2008.