The proposed face-off is the culmination of more than a decade of japes between Ferrell and the Peppers' longtime drummer, who are frequently described as lookalikes.
The Pavilion was kind of the culmination of all that.
The run-off election is the culmination of years of negotiations and a tortuous three-year transitional period to end the 1998-2003 war, the bloodiest single conflict since the second world war.Having just missed out on a first-round victory in July and now boasting the support of the third- and the fourth-placed candidates, Mr Kabila is the strong favourite.
Leicester Riders coach Rob Paternostro says his side's progress into the play-off final is the culmination of four years of hard graft.
It is the busiest day in town all year, with up to 20,000 people taking part, a giant free paella in the square and police cordons to seal off the roads for the culmination of Benidorm's fiesta week, ultimately finishing with what is known locally as Hangover Friday.
Because the punishment of knocking off first will mark the culmination of a nearly four-decade-long practical joke -- quite possibly the longest ongoing joke in the history of prank-manship.
Saturday's Championship play-off final could be the culmination of 10 years of measured progress for Blackpool.
Second, it was not a one-off event, but instead the culmination of a period of speculative excess that spawned smaller, but still serious, financial upsets around the world in the preceeding years.
Mikael Rothstein, associate professor of religious history at the University of Copenhagen, sees the Xenu myth as building off of, and the culmination of, these accounts.
A tremendous popular and critical success, the concert might have been the culmination of a one-off labor of love.
