Sentence examples for it's culminated from inspiring English sources

The Mobile influence on our world has reached a tipping point, and it's culminated in this year's Mobile World Congress being the biggest yet - more than 100,000 recorded attendees over the 4 days.

The idea that women can both be completely in love and completely devoted to themselves and to their life's work is new territory, and it's culminated in this feeling that we must do everything flawlessly (when in reality, nobody does anything perfectly).

"But after many months of very professional, painstaking and thorough work it's culminated today with the arrest of the three offenders that we will be alleging murdered Mr Saunders".

It's culminating this week at Christie's, with the sale of a colorful portrait of Mao with mauve lips, $9 million to $12 million.

We've had series of uprisings since the 1980s, and it's culminating now.

This has been festering for the last year, and now it's culminating with the killing and the beheading of an American journalist, which I think is a turning point...

The film's drama, such as it is, culminates at an exhibition of Mr. Henley's work in which outraged relatives invade the gallery, purchase one of his drawings, then ritualistically destroy it.

"All of it was culminating in this moment, which is the anniversary of the Women's March, where we convert our collective power that we all felt last year on January 21st into a groundswell of political power".

A mission that's culminated in the Entertainment Labs. .

Turner's comeback was culminated in early 1985 when she won four Grammy Awards including Record of the Year for "What's Love Got to Do with It".

Their learning is culminated in a written critical essay about the universality of human understanding.