Sentence examples for climax for from inspiring English sources

The love/hate teenage supernatural saga comes to a spectacular/preposterous climax, for better or worse.

After all, you cannot defer a climax for ever, can you?

It is a suitable climax for this most surreal of spaces which is, after all, the star of the show.

FLASH forward to Feb. 20, the day when the award-season whip and whirl reached a climax for Mr. Boal, who routinely attends events with Ms. Bigelow.

This blaming an author for being himself reached a climax for Fitzgerald when, in 1936, he published in Esquire the series of confessional pieces titled "The Crack-Up".

The new aerial maneuver, one of about two dozen in the show, is intended as an exciting climax for audience members.

It was a painful anti-climax for this tremendous talent.

That apart, the afternoon was one long anti-climax for the home crowd.

Carlton were hosting Essendon at the ground for the first time since 1992 and it quickly became an anti-climax for the Blues.

Perhaps because memories of that incident lingered, the second election, in October 1974, proved an anti-climax for the Liberal party.

Together they built up studies in earnest space-rock that cruised towards maximalist climaxes, for better and worse.