Sentence examples similar to phase of culmination from inspiring English sources
"This is the final major milestone of the construction phase and the culmination of more than two years' offshore construction work which began in March 2011 with the installation of the first foundation," said London Array project director Richard Rigg.
This phase of the rezoning is the culmination of years of work on Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's signature project, which began when he first took office in 2002 with plans to turn the former industrial area into a bustling high-rise district.
Matisse's cut-outs were, in a way, the final phase of this artistic venture, the culmination of his lifelong mission to paint with pure color and shape.
"This phase marks the culmination of years of hard work, most recently by SH Structures and the dozens of professionals involved in their design, and I really look forward to seeing The Kelpies rise from the ground at The Helix site". Mike King, programme director for the Helix, said: "It has been hugely impressive to see the fabrication and assembly process at SH Structures' yard.
He talks about the recent tour and the DVD, and says, for him, it represents the culmination of one phase of his career.
The structural temples at Pattadakal, built in the 8th century and now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, marks the culmination and mature phase of Badami Chalukyan architecture.
Bringing their first child represents the culmination of one phase of their family's life and the beginning of another; they are moving from a period of stability as a family with children into the transition at the other end of which they will be a family whose children have grown.
So Music in Twelve Parts was not only the culmination of the first phase of his compositional career but the last time he would write an extended piece of purely instrumental music for his own ensemble.
Friday night was the culmination of the first phase of Salkeld's recovery.
Jokes and anecdotes have a single point of culmination.
