Sentence examples for culmination lies from inspiring English sources
Right now that culmination lies at the end of a long dirt driveway, nestled in a vale of tall oaks: a half-finished 7,000-square-foot house with five bedrooms and the bright open feel of an Italian palazzo.
The culmination of Gerhardt's work lay in his 1853 theory of types, the last of the ongoing attempts at organic classification by Laurent and Gerhardt.
"The prime minister is trying, with threats and lies, to justify the culmination of his despotic policies, the closure of the state broadcaster," the party's leader, Alexis Tsipras, said.
The conflict between Gregory VII and Henry IV (1056 1106) over lay investiture was a culmination of developments in Italy that had their origins in the last years of the pontificate of Leo IX.
The Legal Services Act 2007 was the culmination of a process designed to lay siege to what was perceived to be the last citadel of the powers privilege and pretension of a special interest group, the legal profession.
Dellarobia's journey from caterpillar to butterfly reaches a painful culmination in her clear-eyed refusal to lie to Preston about what the future holds for him, both in a collapsing family unit and in the wider world.
The news that Trump told his longtime lawyer Michael Cohen to lie to Congress is the culmination of more than a year of BuzzFeed News reporting.
Somewhere under the concrete, the tower blocks, the monorails and the overpasses, lie other versions of Japan: the culmination of thousands of years of island history, presided over by an imperial family that still traces its descent in an unbroken lineage from the sun god, Amaterasu.
He said: "I think it's a sad culmination of someone who has told a catalogue of lies.
From our point of view, the culmination of the process of self-determination in Western Sahara lies in the application of the peace plan from the United Nations and the Organisation for African Unity.
