Sentence examples for climax of three from inspiring English sources

Premieres: 5 December 1939 in Atlanta, Georgia at the climax of three days of related festivities.The governor of Georgia declares a state holiday.

At the climax of three weeks of protests, as Shevardnadze refused to negotiate or call another election, Saakashvili and other protesters pushed through the doors of the parliament, disrupting a speech by Shevardnadze.

The airport raid, carried out Tuesday by men wielding metal rods who pushed past riot police officers, was the climax of three years of intermittent protests that have tarnished Thailand's long-standing image as a freewheeling but stable nation.

The attack on Hyper Cacher was the climax of three days of terrorist attacks in Paris that started with gunmen Chérif and Saïd Kouachi killing 12 people in an assault on the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo.

It was the climax of three days of festivities hosted by Mayor William B. Hartsfield, which included a parade of limousines featuring stars from the film, receptions, thousands of Confederate flags and a costume ball.

"The nation is divided on this issue". The vote came as the climax of three days of emotional debate--the longest House debate, in fact, in the history of that chamber.

The King's decision was the climax of six days of accelerated political activity.

In the course of an evening service, a church organist was listening on an earpiece to the climax of one of the Test matches between England and Australia.

And the birth of your baby – that miraculous and intense moment, which is the climax of nine months of hope and expectation – must take precedence over Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard.

There can be no doubt that he was proud at this moment of the climax of two years' patient preparation and endeavor.

In South America the buzzardlike harpy eagle represents a climax of one line of evolution filled in the Old World by large booted eagles such as crowned eagles (Stephanoaetus).