Sentence examples for reaching its climax from inspiring English sources

It's the clanking of the bar behind you right in the middle of your favourite ballad; it's that mobile phone whose infuriating jingle goes off just as that Bruckner slow movement is reaching its climax; it's that person who coughs just as Mimi is about to die in Puccini's La bohème.

By 11 May the Kerch campaign was reaching its climax; it ended in complete victory for the Germans and their allies eight days later.

The movie of Dr. Morton's life would not end there, and in reality it is reaching its climax.

Four years ago this week the London 2012 torch relay was reaching its climax as it toured the capital amid cheering crowds, cynicism slowly bleeding into excitement before Danny Boyle's magical opening ceremony.

This did not start with Trump, it's something that is only reaching its climax.

It is late season, the championship is reaching its climax and there is devilry afoot.

The duo are poised to confirm they will perform during editions of the talent show as it reaches its climax.

The song then begins to slowly build until it reaches its climax, accompanied by house music breakdowns.

It was clear then that the music had reached its climax and it too had slowed to a final coda.

In the Tang Dyansty and Song Dynasty, it had reached its climax (Yang [2007]).

It is a frenzy that will reach its climax in December at the ANC's elective conference.