Burt here's Tursk: "With World Cup about to reach it's culmination, I think it's quite fair to start speculating on who will get the best player of the year / Balon d'Or for year 2010.
Recording technology always strove to make music portable; the 2000s were its culmination and it might get even easier when everything recorded is available in what computer buffs call "the cloud" of universally accessible information.
The film is a culmination, but it's also a touch too in awe of its own emotional ambitions, and ultimately confused about its purpose.
They are best appreciated as add-ons to a meal, not a culmination of it.
Nineteen sixty-three might have seemed like a culmination, but it was only the beginning.
"We talk about cultural exchange as a two-way street and that was kind of the culmination of it".
Now, three years later, the culmination of it all is the Uncaged Monkeys tour from Aberdeen to Basingstoke; the once shameful idea of nerdiness is now something to celebrate.
Not only can I talk about all the things we did together, the things that happened in the locker room, but in the culmination of it all, I can say, 'Here's what we did together, ultimately.
But Cousins loses control in his scoring attempts almost willfully, as if the initial, completely inaccurate attempt were only a setup for his own offensive rebound, or a single step in a full possession rather than the culmination of it.
"On a cosmic timescale, human beings are not the culmination, because it's taken four billion years for us to emerge from protozoa, and we know the solar system has more than four billion years ahead of it".
