Sentence examples for it climaxes from inspiring English sources

It climaxes in Death, which builds and drops throughout its brutal 15 minutes, broad circles of hypnotic percussion falling apart into shards of serrated guitar before rising into a dizzying, rousing maelstrom.

Giddy with gonzo, headlong abandon, the movie pushes further and further into unhinged camp dementia until it climaxes with an apocalyptic tableau that perfectly summarizes its visionary kitsch and delirious kick.

(It climaxes with, yes, a conga line).

It climaxes with the words "don't leave".

It climaxes three years later, when he helped to organise the historic March on Washington, where King delivered his famous "I Have a Dream" speech.

Now it climaxes in the most N.C.A.A. way possible, with each victory treated as either a feel-good story of redemption or a cautious tale of corruption.

It climaxed with The Beginners (1966).

It climaxed with a 1999 Patricia Late Harvested Noble Riesling, named after CEO Ross Brown's mother.

It climaxed with a two-hour team meeting after the Pirates returned to campus Saturday night.

It climaxed in the rush of programs and agencies Democrats devised to meet the crisis of the Great Depression.

It climaxed when Orser finished second to Boitano at the 1988 Calgary Games in Orser's home country.