Sentence examples for headed for a climactic from inspiring English sources

The two are headed for a climactic showdown Saturday in the South Carolina presidential primary.

The climactic phase of his challenge could not have started more discouragingly when he went first ball here on Thursday – and before his excellent catch off the bowling of the most controversial selection of his brief tenure as captain, Ryan Sidebottom, and the disruptive help from the heavens, he seemed to be heading for a day on the cricket rack.

Other women's sports are newsworthy for more traditional reasons, including the thrilling nature of the current W.N.B.A. finals, heading to a climactic fifth game, writes Mechelle Voepel on ESPN.com.

As the issue plays out in the political arena, it is also heading to a climactic moment at the Supreme Court, which may soon be asked to weigh in just as it has in the past on rights for blacks and women.

It all comes to a preposterous head in a climactic scene staged in the storied Spanish toreadors arena known as La Monumental, where the filmmakers try mightily for thrills and metaphorical weight but fail on a scale commensurate with the setting.

His helmet is even set ablaze for a climactic Fire.

Each will get their own series, before joining forces for a climactic The Defenders mini-series.

For a climactic duel sequence the writer discusses the scene with a docent at the estate, forgetting that he has altered the scene in the script.

One man waited for a climactic moment in Shylock's humiliation before revising the "hath not a Jew eyes?" speech to incorporate "Palestinian" instead.

The number leaps another 46% for a climactic Game Seven, the baseball equivalent of the Super Bowl.

This idyllic site is the location for a climactic scene from "The Force Awakens".