Sentence examples for standard climax from inspiring English sources

As one article in Details a couple years back put it, "Considering the standard climax to even the most vanilla hard-core scene today, that means there is an entire generation of young people who think sex ends with a money shot to the face".

In particular, the standard grand climax of many celebrations at the turn of the 20th century was to have a trapeze artist ascend for hundreds of metres below a balloon belching black smoke before jumping from the trapeze to parachute back to Earth.

Half a century later, the set-piece humor for which "Lucky Jim" is famous often feels surprisingly standard: the comic-climax lecture that Jim gives, misfired by drink, is right out of Gussie Fink-Nottle's prize-giving speech in P. G. Wodehouse.

Then a log-phase inoculum of 5 × 107 cfu/ml was prepared in Mueller-Hinton broth using the 0.5 standard of the McFarland climax.

Tillman comes on stage with the mic stand already slung across his shoulders, playing a song – I Love You, Honeybear – so saturated with sweet emotion that it would happily serve as the climax of most standard band sets.

Racing is often a cruel mistress but by any standards this was exceptionally harsh – a climax that will long be remembered but for the ultimate sporting heartbreak rather than triumph.

Just as Herbert Croly began The New Republic, in 1914, to conduct the intellectual debate at the climax of the Progressive Era, The Standard appears at the dawn of a conservative one.

Concentrations were estimated after designing a standard curve with known concentrations into semilogarithmic climax.

Peel away the standard Marvel palaver, including a confused and redundant climax in midair, and what impels "Spider-Man: Homecoming" is the politics of the pissed.

It would be a fitting climax to the career of a standard-bearer for women's football in the UK, but the player herself refuses to accept she is anything special.

The male climax, on the other hand, is a fairly simple matter for the standard college-aged male.