Sentence examples for culminating in something from inspiring English sources

So is the dream of the Union's founding fathers of creating an "ever closer union", culminating in something like a single European state.

Others seemed to expect the short story to be an ingenious sort of puzzle, probably culminating in something called "a twist in the tail" – some kind of revelation that made nonsense of everything up to that point.

The Brooklyn-based artist has been making crazy clocks for most of this decade, starting out with the incredible ThePresent seasons clock and culminating in something he's calling Today.

You set up things that disturb normality in the beginning; by the end it's culminated in something surprising.

This year's program, though, from March 14 to 23, will culminate in something new: an international film competition for short films.

Two weeks ago, a vicious power struggle culminated in something like regicide, with the governing African National Congress deposing one of its own, President Thabo Mbeki, and replacing him with a stand-in for Mr. Mbeki's archrival, Jacob Zuma.

It's been a long journey for the company, some four years and counting, that finally culminated in something where they could tip back a pint (or two) of Fat Tire and celebrate.

We would hesitate to direct math to culminate in something useful to all citizens like statistics, because that is just not rigorous.

Whenever the music would culminate in something close to a "drop," fans would jump onstage to join the artists in a dance or even share swigs of rum with them.

Determination, perseverance, and positivity had finally culminated in something I could hold, that I could show to friends and take the below photograph of, before leaving it on a shelf and forgetting about it until I have to move house.

Which, in turn, makes "Duels of Fate", in which you take on a series of opponents with your saber, culminating in Darth Vader, something of a chore.