Sentence examples for reaching a culmination from inspiring English sources

This spring, the computer industry's efforts are reaching a culmination of sorts.

The firm of Caslon became one of his major preoccupations, rapidly reaching a culmination with his digital versions of these types, some of which he sold to the International Typeface Corporation in New York.

The effect of this energy on the human body is that of time and therefore as fate, i.e. the agonizing feeling that the outcome of events is a result of measures adopted through time reaching a culmination that is beyond human means of control.

Eventually, the service reached a culmination.

Now at last the process has reached a culmination.

This trend reached a culmination in a series of chests, for the bones of high-ranking people, carved in human form.

His work reached a culmination when Nawaz left the English Defence League leaderless and directionless by persuading Tommy Robinson to abandon his old friends.

The process of theoretical elaboration reached a culmination in the views of Leo I and Gelasius I (reigned 492 496), the former understanding himself not simply as Peter's successor but also as his representative, or vicar.

It was amazing to be there, and I'll never forget it, not least because it was the start of the revival in English cricket which has reached a culmination in this series.

Two years before the two men met, the atomized Jewish nostalgia for Eastern Europe that was percolating for decades reached a culmination of sorts in "Fiddler on the Roof," the wildly successful musical loosely based on a series of short stories by Sholem Aleichem.

That partnership reaches a culmination of sorts in Mr. Apatow's new movie, "This Is 40," in which Ms. Mann and Paul Rudd reprise their "Knocked Up" roles as a married couple — not unlike Ms. Mann and Mr. Apatow — beset by problems at their workplaces and in their family.