Finally Kevin Reeves flicked softly towards the bottom corner, where Grobbelaar bundled into his own net, the culmination of an all-round horror show in which Liverpool, but especially their keeper, looked totally shot.
For this immediate crisis is entirely of the Republican Party's own making: the culmination of an ideologically-driven determination to cut welfare programs that manifested itself in Republican brinkmanship on economic issues right through the 112th Congress.
Clearly Hegel's history of philosophy would be a present-centered one, in which the philosophical narrative would reveal a development up to the point represented by his own philosophy as its culmination.
In 1913 the Webb Alien Land Law, designed to keep the Japanese from owning land, was the culmination of anti-Japanese lobbying.
His book, similar in tone and spirit to his controversial previous work, "Hitler's Willing Executioners," promotes the thesis that the church's sad record of silence and complicity in the Holocaust was the all too logical culmination of its own centuries-long history of anti-Semitism.
So whilst Burberry has continued to grow and is just weathering the external factors - albeit with a reduction in growth like many global luxury brands, Mulberry sadly is a victim of its own aspirations due to a culmination of external factors and internal decisions resulting in a very tough situation for the brand.
This journey is the culmination of our own thoughts that are formulated by what others say or their actions towards us.
Based on Freud's work attempting to understand the essential human fears, Holness produced Possum as a culmination of his own personal phobias of dummies and doubles, creating a puppet that served as a grizzly self portrait of its owner; a symbol of a deeply-troubled past.
Masters of Chaos is also the culmination of De Loisy's own 20-year obsession with the subject.
Controlling it all, the impresario glories in having achieved a supreme work of art, one whose dramatic culmination will be his own death onstage.
