Sentence examples for reached the culmination from inspiring English sources

We have almost reached the culmination of the adventures of Bilbo, the eponymous Hobbit, Gandalf the wizard and the company of dwarves led by Thorin.

She was an ascetic interested in sexual abandon, and she whooped and swooped her way through her first three albums, until she reached the culmination of the quieter "Vespertine".

In the Chadronian (late Eocene, formerly thought to be early Oligocene), they reached the culmination of their evolution, becoming elephant-sized beasts whose impressive blunt battering rams on their noses have invited so much speculation.

During the last years of his career, dedicated almost exclusively to la Sagrada Família, Gaudí reached the culmination of this naturalistic style, creating a synthesis of all of the solutions and styles he had tried until then.

"It's helped me put down some painful thoughts and, as I was reaching the culmination, I began winning one big event after another.

We are told that we have reached the point of culmination, that there is only one absolute way of directing the economy.

The Commission's prior finding that Google is a dominant company in Internet search — a judgement reached at the culmination of its Google Shopping investigation last year — is also important, making the final judgement in the Android case more likely because the status places the onus on Google not to abuse its dominant position in other markets, adjacent or otherwise.

In the final moments of the opera we reach the orchestral culmination of the 16-hour journey: everything has its music, from the Rhine bursting its banks, to Valhalla up in flames and the triumph of redemptive love, and it's all happening at once.

And with the exception of an extraordinary shot of a Nigerian chanting – trance-like – about his ordeal to reach Lampedusa (the culmination of a three-day friendship between him and Rosi), this doesn't happen a lot in Fire at Sea.

Achievements (e.g. reach in He reached the top of the hill) are events which have no duration and have an instantaneous culmination or endpoint.

Initiatives and legal mandates against the Jews reached their culmination with the establishment of the Nuremberg Laws of 1935, stripping them of their basic rights.