Sentence examples for culmination for from inspiring English sources

It's a culmination for him.

It marked a culmination for Biles and Boorman, who discovered the eight-year-old at Bannon's Gymnastix in Houston.

The hour of the show is the culmination for Maddow of a workday that starts at around 12 30 P.M., when she acquaints herself with the day's news.

To me, the strands of filament now buried in Brooklyn seem to represent the culmination, for now, of the historic changeover from industrial America and its railroads to digital America and its fiber optics.

It is only in the course of nature that we should be able to follow him some steps in his decline from culmination, for Sir Edwin is not a young man, and can never again be what he was.

The dissection marked a culmination, for one thing, of H. M.'s remarkable life, which was documented by Suzanne Corkin, a memory researcher at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology who had worked with Mr. Molaison for the last five decades of his life.

"CIT filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection is the culmination of difficulties for the lender that investors would have been well-aware of.

Mike Ragogna Benn, you define your new album The Defamtion of Stickland Banks as a culmination of films for the blind.

Certification by a board is far beyond the basic competence that licensure establishes, and it is the culmination of training for many physicians.

An updated epic about the historic last stand at the Texas fort, the big-budget feature was meant to be Disney's prestigious, star-studded showpiece for Christmas 2003, the culmination of a banner year for Disney Studios.

A new flag rose over Georgia's Capitol here today, the culmination -- for a year, at least -- of a legislative battle over symbols of Southern heritage.