Sentence examples for climax marks from inspiring English sources
A climax marks the end of one of the late phases of a decline with an abrupt reversal.
Each artist responded to these premeditated moments of heightened activity differently: "I was quite invested in the theatricality of the experiment, and liked to embody characters and characterizations of red emotions for each of the five-minute climax marks," MPA reveals.
Its climax was marked by ruthlessness and callous disregard for human life.
What seems certain is that about the middle of the present millennium a sudden cultural political climax was marked by a short-lived, though widely acknowledged, dynasty of Chwezi rulers.
On Monday, Kuwait will reach the climax of celebrations marking the 10th anniversary of the end of its occupation.
The gene's discovery marks the climax of a hotly contested race that had two competing laboratories working night and day for the past six months.
Just as Brexit is Britain's "drama of departure," as Fintan O'Toole noted in the Guardian, this trial marks the climax of Spain's drama of forced inclusion.
What we soon realize is that this novel marks the climax of the author's fascination with moaners, groaners, fusspots, and other oracles of self-pity.
The extraordinary images of the former ninth planet and its large moon, Charon, beamed 4 bn miles back to Earth from the New Horizons spacecraft, marks the climax of a mission that has been quietly underway for nearly a decade.
After coming to prominence in 2005, his rise was fast, and this show – more than two hours long, performed with a full orchestra in the Albert Hall – marks a climax about as high as any comedian can go.
