This was always a thrilling moment for me, a culmination of the day's Embrace.
The cycle was for me a culmination of decades of interest in the composer, and at every single performance the audience was spliced by that dash of silver hair, always accompanied by the towering figure of Annie Liebovitz.
We have a fairly regular email conversation going, and I wanted to hear Galassi say more about Muse, which is both a departure and, for now, a culmination.
The Social Networks Users Bill of Rights (#billofrights) was the topic of discussion for days, a culmination of the ideas of conference attendees, Twitter participants and other users who wanted to have their voice heard through this document.
Two years before the two men met, the atomized Jewish nostalgia for Eastern Europe that was percolating for decades reached a culmination of sorts in "Fiddler on the Roof," the wildly successful musical loosely based on a series of short stories by Sholem Aleichem.
"This for them was a culmination," she said.
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 U.S. Department of Homeland Security worked with the local agencies in Burbank, which served as the backdrop for Operation Golden Phoenix-2010 — a culmination of four months of training sessions.
His newest solo record G is for Deep is a culmination of his music in recent years, reaching a level of experimentation that takes him further from the pure roots of hip hop than ever before.
