Sentence examples for spectacular close from inspiring English sources

A pity because MGSV: The Phantom Pain brought a spectacular close to a unique, inventive series that leaves no obvious successor.

This era has now come to a spectacular close with what is more appropriately called the "Arab awakening" rather than the "Arab spring".

Now if this enough for you – and I don't deny that they are spectacular close up, as anyone might guess – then the trip will be worthwhile and you may want to take in her new show at the Frith Street Gallery too.

As the Olympics came to its spectacular close, the company began a heavy marketing campaign for the next sporting extravaganza.

Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to watch from the promenade throughout the competition and the winner will be announced on 27 September, when British Pyrotechnical experts Titanium will bring the event to a spectacular close.

Charismatic American mezzo-soprano Jamie Barton joins Sakari Oramo and the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Chorus to lead the musical celebrations that bring the world's greatest classical music festival to a spectacular close.

One, called the mole, was a hand-held camera that roamed the sideline in search of spectacular close-ups.

Many of the World Views projects were, like Ms. Brown's, influenced or directly shaped by their spectacular, close-to-the-sky setting, none more movingly so than a short video by Naomi Ben-Shahar, Floating Inside Outt (WTC)." It's a film of a nighttime party that Ms. Ben-Shahar had for other artists and friends on the 91st floor of Tower 1.

Romo tried to escape the pocket on that play, but Melton had spectacular closing speed.

The producers behind hard-hitting political broadcast Newsnight have once again surpassed themselves with some particularly spectacular closing credits.

The segue from their set to the festival's spectacular closing fireworks from the castle's ramparts was virtually holistic.