Sentence examples for had culminated from inspiring English sources

In the previous six months, years of mental ill health had culminated in a psychotic breakdown.

Freud speculated that the rebellion of sons against dominating fathers for control over women had culminated in actual parricide.

French successes in Normandy in the autumn of 1449 had culminated in re-entry into the capital, Rouen, but Caen and other places remained in English hands.

When the recession began, Indiana's unemployment rate was lower than the national average.By 2008 all this had culminated in a simple reality: Indiana liked its man Mitch.

A month of increasingly violent anti-government protests had culminated in strikes and road blocks, sealing off La Paz, the capital.

A long summer's preparation and a month of rehearsals had culminated in five performances at a small Off Off Broadway theater not far from Broadway.

Ifill was a humane presence, but nonetheless pushed those gathered in the room to examine the deeper factors that had culminated in yet another racial tragedy.

That period had culminated in the club claiming their first Dutch title last season and McClaren being granted cult status in Enschede.

All Horton's work and sacrifice had culminated in this, he said later, before telling the story of how he started in the sport.

"He related the revival of Classicism to a progressive erosion of ethical values which had culminated in modern laissez-faire commercialism".

Fernandes' cross had culminated in a shot by Svensson which the keeper could not hold and Beattie had only to poke the ball over the line.