The success of that show, which had an audience of nearly 13 million viewers, and a previous 1997 special led to Mr. Blaine's current project, the culmination of which is to be broadcast during the final night of November's "sweeps" period, when television networks set advertising rates based on Nielsen ratings.
And it's almost impossible for the world's leaders to agree on much of anything that might improve the region's current instability, the culmination of decades of terrible governance, economic stagnation and brutal dictatorial crackdowns on individual rights and freedoms.
If anything, his current post is the culmination of a pastoral lifetime, as he brings two groups together.
So it is unlikely that Ms. DeGeneres's current success is the culmination of some carefully planned career strategy.
Some Republicans speak of the current era, with the culmination of Reagan's ballistic missile defense and the continuing assault on marginal tax rates and, especially, the standing tall against global evil as the recommencing of the Reagan "revolution".
The current crisis is the culmination of a super-boom that has lasted for more than 60 years.
(Meenu) Among all women it seemed that participation in mammography screening was counterbalanced with a culmination of current issues, which they had to deal with in their everyday life wherefore they often did not get to participate in the screening programme even though they found it relevant.
The current London season is the culmination of over a decade of effort, both on his part and that of his loyal supporters in both England and Russia.
In some ways, Mr. Hockney's fascination with cameras as well as fax machines and computer-manipulated images may have reached a culmination in the current show as well as in his book "Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters," to be published by Viking Studio in October.
The pipe makers agreed that the current glass renaissance is a culmination of several elements.
