Sentence examples for time of culmination from inspiring English sources

10 The authorities' antismoking campaigns started at an earlier point in the development of smoking habits for women than for men, and this has probably contributed to the lower level of tobacco consumption at the time of culmination among women.

With all the Y2K furor it's easy to forget that for most Americans not so long ago the turn of the millennium carried profound spiritual weight: it signified the end of time, the culmination of history, when good and evil faced off and the heavenly kingdom arrived on earth.

Being world No1 ought to be a time of joy, the culmination of a lifetime's ambition for most players.

The garden surpassed 1 million visitors last year for the first time, a culmination of five straight years of attendance growth.

This unusual artefact, at once a work influenced by Art Brut, by memoirs that have previously won the Mind award, and by ideas that go back to Adamson's Art As Healing, struck me as being both a radical departure for a book prize shortlist and at the same time the culmination of several strands in writing, thinking, and making art about mental health issues.

But for the first time in a long time, the culmination of this convention won't on the last day, when the nominee is formally anointed and delivers the traditional "speech of his life".

Barton needs little reminding of his whereabouts in 2007, sat in a cell, shortly to be convicted of punching a teenager in the head 20 times, the culmination of a drunken night out that would see him serve 77 days of a six-month sentence for assault.

"Life and Times," is the culmination of some of Liska and Copper's previous work, in that the directors use everyday American speech that they displace in a "European" tradition — the theatre.

Currently, Younakof is wearing the last of the colors, violet, and on January 19 , 2012 the Pacific Design Center will exhibit all of the dresses together for the first time in a culmination of the 343-day rainbow revolution.

The final book in this series, and for the time being the culmination of More's philosophical ambitions, was the Immortality of the Soul, So farre forth as it is demonstrable from the Knowledge of Nature and the Light of Reason (1659).

Her spectacular coronation - at a time of post-war austerity - was the culmination of months of planning.