Sentence examples similar to the wave's climax from inspiring English sources
Musawi was sentenced to house arrest, where he remains today, while the wave of protests climaxed when a girl was shot by security officers in broad daylight.
Musawi got sentenced to house arrest (where he still is today), while the wave of protest climaxed when a girl was shot by security officers in broad daylight.
But by the time the play's climax arrives, the relentless waves of tension have engendered something like tedium.
"In the distance, in the zoo, over the waving treetops, the lions were roaring their hearts out," she writes at the novel's climax.
But the play's climax is overwhelming.
At times Christine Brewer's mighty soprano was overwhelmed by the waves of Wagner's orchestral climaxes in the Götterdämmerung scene, written for Bayreuth's more singer-friendly acoustic.
Joe waved, and Power returned the wave.
The statue in the Stoddard Temple can seem like a relic of kitschy Romanticism; Halley's waves of climaxing melody sound as if they are a throwback to Wagner; and Rand's novels can read like Romantic melodramas (one of her favorite novelists was Victor Hugo).
At the climax, when the hull slid down into the water, the phonograph struck up "Britannia Rules the Waves".
