Sentence examples for expected culmination of from inspiring English sources

The firing of Mr. Galliano, 50, a one-time punk stylist whose soaring imagination helped turn Dior into a multimillion-dollar brand, was the expected culmination of one of the strangest episodes in recent fashion history.

"Before this year is out, we can expect to witness the culmination of one of the most ambitious projects in the history of biology," she said.

The expected showdown over the legislation is the culmination of months of efforts by Tea Party-allied freshmen and fellow conservatives to demand a fundamentally smaller government in exchange for raising the federal borrowing limit.

More than 1,500 people are expected to ascend Blair Mountain on Saturday for the culmination of the protest.

For Swann, who captains because of Stuart Broad's shoulder injury – the Nottinghamshire seamer does not expect to play again this year – this is the culmination of a journey: flip young pro to mature thinker on the game.

Athens has already pushed through a package of austerity measures worth €5.4bn (£4.23bn) as the price of receiving an €86bn bailout agreed at the culmination of last summer's protracted crisis and expected the deal to be finalised last October.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to flood West Hollywood on Sunday for the annual L.A. Pride Parade, the culmination of a three-day celebration and music festival. .

An estimated 1.5 million people are expected to join Pope Francis on September 27 for a celebration of the Mass at the culmination of the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia.

Mendes said that Ricky's staring into Lester's dead eyes is "the culmination of the theme" of the film: that beauty is found where it is least expected.

Google could be seen by some as the culmination of this vision, but while the company has indexed 30 trillion webpages, I don't think anyone expects our search engines to start asking us if there is a god.

The culmination of his 21 Grammy awards?