Sentence examples for climax of which from inspiring English sources

Indeed, last summer's Toy Story 3, the heartbreaking climax of which had grown men sobbing behind their 3D glasses, raked in more than $1 billion worldwide.

The Passion ceremony, at the climax of which an actor portraying Christ is tied to a cross, attracts up to 1 million visitors every year.

Martin Luther King and the March on Washington expertly replaced a speech, the climax of which was improvised, in the context of a momentous summer.

In 2004, he staged a 24-hour stand-up show, at the climax of which he proposed to his girlfriend (she said yes).

Still, the moral crisis that St. James undergoes (the climax of which comes in the company of a hallucinated giant rat) does not register very clearly.

In Tsukuru Tazaki there is a striking sex dream, at the climax of which the reader is not sure whether Tsukuru is still asleep or awake.

Those hammer-blows aren't mere sound and fury; both strokes mark the music's failed attempts to create a stable, victorious climax, instead of which the music curdles into angst on both occasions just after the percussionist has brought down their hammer.

Just Like a Movie's plot has two rival bands performing on the same night, leading up to the climax question of "Which band is everybody going to go see?" Community Trolls' first public performance was busking outside the 40 Watt Club in Athens in September , 1983

It is the climax of Racing Week, which will start on March 14.

A special peal of bells will sound at the climax of Revelations, which Timothy West will read, a thrilling conclusion.

To cite an example near at hand, John Adams, 60, uses Arjuna's awe-struck speech at the sight of Krishna in his world-devouring form at the climax of "Doctor Atomic," which tells of the creation of the atom bomb.