Sentence examples for large climax from inspiring English sources
"In the springtime we have these large climax slides where literally the entire snow paths let loose and slide into the rainforest, where you ski and it's really a surreal thing," said Giffin, an area local.
These smaller climaxes are interrupted at approximately nine-minute intervals by larger climaxes, called commercials.
The great climax was near.
During the Korean War, the boom reached its climax, entailing large price increases and rapid inflation.
Hartley missed a large proportion of the climax of last season with a neck injury, but returned to action in time for the Premiership final success over Saracens and for England's summer tour of New Zealand.
At its climax, a large effigy of Peña Nieto was burned in the middle of the Zócalo, Mexico City's main square.
Kiesler's preoccupation with large, mythical themes reached a climax with the one extant example of his built work, the Shrine of the Book.
The pudding sat, marinating and maturing and festering, until Christmas Day, when it was served, steamed and hot, flambeed in cognac and accompanied by a dollop of rum butter, as the climax of a large, festive meal.
We also measured the intensity of great call climaxes.
The springs gush down into a series of small baths, climaxing into a large pool where people ease aching shoulders by sitting under the torrents of water.
