Sentence examples for early climax from inspiring English sources

Still, with Arthur in place, the novel approaches its early climax.

The audience can only light up a collective cigarette after such an early climax, and the film dissolves to flashback.

The shower scene seems a natural (and very early) climax, and the cleanup following that scene has something like the calmness of an epilogue.

Hannibal's successes in Italy began immediately, and reached an early climax at the Battle of Cannae, where 70,000 Romans were killed.

To investigate the role of endogenous Shh signaling during metamorphosis, we treated tadpoles at stage 58, early climax of metamorphosis when upregulation of endogenous Shh begins [ 36, 45], with two structurally related chemicals.

His signature early feature climaxed in the so-called "Battle of Brazil", in which Gilliam locked horns with the demons at Universal who tried to bury and butcher his masterpiece.

Things came to a climax early in the 1946/7 season when Matthews was kept out of the Stoke team by the young winger, George Mountford.

Klein's 1947 poem "The Cripples," about French Catholic worshippers at St. Joseph's Oratory, which I quoted from earlier, reaches this climax: They know, they know, that suddenly their cares and orthopedics will fall from them, and they stand whole again.

Clements (1936) earlier described the "climax" as the stable species composition evolving under the ruling climate.

The climax arrived early in August, while the September issue was closing.

The climax of Early's career came in June and July 1864 after Gen. Robert E. Lee placed him in command of a corps of Southern troops (the Army of the Valley District) in Richmond, Virginia, with orders to drive Union forces out of the strategic Shenandoah Valley.