Sentence examples for first culmination from inspiring English sources

Under Leopold III (1095 1136) the history of the Babenbergs reached its first culmination point.

Prinzhorn's book was in many ways the first culmination of interests that had been in play for more than a century, especially among the Romantic painters and poets and the practitioners of the new science of psychiatry.

Conte will have purred at the ease at which his players carved open opponents now steeled merely to defend, particularly for their second: a culmination of crisp and accurate passes between Cesc Fàbregas, Pedro, Willian and Hazard.

The fate of their first jobs — the culmination of years of hard work — seemed to rise and fall with news from the financial markets.

This meeting, our first, marked the culmination of a three-month period during which we had each read 63 collections of short stories.

It's been a gradual transition, Steib said, but he suggested that the launch earlier this month of a new version of The Knot, one that was designed for mobile first, marks the culmination of these efforts: "It all sort of came together with the launch of the new site".

The garden surpassed 1 million visitors last year for the first time, a culmination of five straight years of attendance growth.

The performance of the Eighth was the culmination of two Mahler symphony cycles presented by the Los Angeles Philharmonic and the Bolívars, as they are called, first in Los Angeles and then here.

Robinson Cano hit a tie-breaking three-run home run off the Royals left-hander Danny Duffy in the fourth inning, the culmination of a memorable 12-pitch at-bat, and Derek Jeter continued to produce, with two run-scoring hits.

The third and final culmination of the power struggle between the Finns and the disintegration of Finnish society had begun.

Koussevitzky then decided to perform all Sibelius's symphonies in the Boston Symphony's 1932 33 season, with the world premiere of the Eighth as the culmination.