Sentence examples for one culmination from inspiring English sources

The president's trip is one culmination of this effort.

Torres scored two outstanding goals to seal Liverpool's progress in the second half, one the culmination of a classic counter-attack, the other a touch of individual brilliance to settle the anguish eight minutes from time.

GR Last season: Sixth in Eastern Conference, lost in knockout round Key player: Sebastian Giovinco The new season in one word: Culmination There's a significant missing parameter for assessing the Sounders' prospects this year — and that's just how and when the team are going to replace Obafemi Martins.

This past week was one of culmination and victory.

The discovery of Wnt1 as a mammary oncogene in the early 1980s was, in one sense, the culmination of many years of research on mouse models of breast cancer [ 1, 2].

Controlling it all, the impresario glories in having achieved a supreme work of art, one whose dramatic culmination will be his own death onstage.

THE usual image of a ballet star's retirement is one of triumphant culmination: rapturous fans, showers of confetti, grand bouquets, embraces from the departing dancer's colleagues and loved ones.

One of the culminations is "Lawrence 1912 -- The Bread and Roses Strike" (1977), a vast canvas that depicts a mass gathering on the common with mill buildings in the background.

It's occurred largely away from the flashbulbs of cameras and the column inches of scribes, but when the Matildas stride into Winnipeg Stadium to face the daunting Team USA on their home continent, these few final steps will be the culmination of one hell of a journey.

As the Sunday Times wrote, the operation was "the culmination of one of the most spectacular victories of the war on terror".

The perfect culmination to one very hectic mission.