Sentence examples for has its climax from inspiring English sources

This campaign cycle, which has its climax on Election Day on Tuesday, is no exception: Gore, George W. Bush and dozens of their surrogates have been guests on King's set.

That account has its climax in an eerie interview with Mike Lamin, a rebel leader in Makeni dressed as a West Coast rapper, who grumbles, over a jerrycan of palm wine, that he has been blamed rather than praised for hacking off the arms and ears of children.

The final edition of his Historia has its climax in Constantine's reign, the ultimate "triumph of Christianity".

The first, that of the HMS Endeavour, left England in August 1768 and had its climax on April 20 , 1770 when a crewman sighted southeastern Australia.

So fascinating and complex was Morgan that both "Empire of Blue Water" and "The Sack of Panamá" largely focus on his life as a privateer, which had its climax in the famous attack on Panama in 1671.

Fremont's mission in 1842 to map the eastern half of the Oregon Trail had its climax at the summit of what he thought was the highest peak in the Rockies, which he and a few others reached after much suffering; though there are actually many higher peaks, Fremont Peak was the hardest climb any Americans had done in the West to that time.

US aristocrats of entirely different kinds – Vidal with his unimpeachable patrician pedigree, but no money of his own, and leftist politics; Buckley the Texan son of an Irish-Catholic self-made millionaire, but affecting a sabre-toothed US Toryism – their lifelong feud had its climax in Chicago that night.

We always imagined that the film we were making might have its climax at that point.

Also the proportion of the American founding haplogroups A, B, C and D displayed an interesting pattern: from inexistent in Russians, it appeared as a minor percentage in Afghanistan and became more abundant in Central Asia (25%) and Southeast Asia (35%) and had its climax with more than 50% in East Asian Korea.

The show is at its best toward the end, when everyone is onstage in a frenzy of social crises and the show has its slapstick climax in a sudden shift into violent slow-motion.

It has to be paced musically, so that it has its builds and its climaxes and its drop down and ease off.