By the time he reaches his job interview, the culmination of the day and of the book, Kevin confronts what by then we know he must, a series of events that will give meaning to all that has come before.
At the culmination of the interview, the interviewer may not even inquire if you have any questions because you have already asked a number of intelligent questions.
Slim: A Political Biography of the Richest Mexican in the World is the culmination of interviews with influential politicians, business leaders and others close to the world's second-richest man – and Slim himself.
Pinkner and Wyman revealed in a conference call interview that the episode was the "culmination of a lot of things that [they] had been working on for quite a while".
In an interview, Mr. Doty called the agreement "the culmination of years of effort" and voiced hope that progress could be made this year on arranging joint inspections of Chinese audit firms by the two countries.
"We see this as the beginning rather than a culmination," he said in a May interview.
That was the culmination of nearly four hours of interview," he said.
Mr. Su said in a phone interview last night that the lawsuit was the culmination of spending nearly half his life proving his innocence and exposing corruption in the legal system.
Mr. Maazel has said in recent interviews that he views this post as the culmination of his career.
He told The Independent on Sunday in an interview that the threat to his daughters was the culmination of friction between him and members of Isis who captured the Sunni Arab city with a population of 200,000, in January of 2014.
Mr. Huyler has spent four months of each year since 1970 traveling around India, taking notes and photographs, buying crafts and interviewing hundreds of people, which makes this exhibition the culmination, so far, of a lifelong passion.
