Sentence examples for culmination as from inspiring English sources

She felt detached as Mellors' buttocks thrust against her, but her womb opened up to him and she felt a culmination as he emptied his seed.

Representative Howard L. Berman, Democrat of California, who for a decade helped lead the movement for change, said its culmination as law would help restore the nation's competitiveness in the global satellite market.

Ms. Ramirez made a cameo as the Director in Graciela Daniele's 1990 work "Stages," which follows a dancer from her beginnings as a young ballet student to her career's culmination as the regal head of a company that makes use of both her ballet and flamenco skills.

This is despite the fact that cervical cancer is amenable for early detection due to its long and relatively well-known natural history prior to its culmination as invasive disease.

"To be brought down here at the culmination, as this all wraps up and the administration begins to focus more intently on returning veterans, it means the world to me".

Misrach has teamed up with Mexican composer ​Guillermo Galindo for the project – which will be ongoing until its culmination as a huge, interactive travelling exhibition 2016 – who is building functional, playable instruments from the found objects.

His paintings can seem not so much culminations as by-products of this prodigious effort.

The pilgrims, along with the tents, which are festooned with the green and black flags of the faith, clog roads headed to Karbala for days before the pilgrimage's culmination, known as Arbaeen, which is Friday.

But the culmination came as Paul Archibald, the Sinfonietta's principal trumpeter, squeezed out haunting microtonal phrases over the unearthly ringing of Tibetan prayer bowls played by the rest of the ensemble.

"The plan put forward by the commission is a culmination of these submissions as well as the determinations of the individual commissioners.

Before the discovery of insulin, diabetic coma was regarded as an inevitable culmination of life, as it was exceedingly rare for a diabetic individual to live for more than a few months after an episode of diabetic coma (17).