Sentence examples for to culminating from inspiring English sources
verb
Of a heavenly body, to be at the highest point, reach its greatest altitude.
She'd told him about times in her childhood, about her marriage, and the shock of widowhood; he'd spoken of the censure he'd always felt himself subjected to, culminating in the lunchtime complaint he'd taken so hard.
This publication presents the sequence of activities for establishing a Feed Quality Analysis Laboratory: from initial planning, building and layout, through hiring suitable staff and selecting methods and equipment to culminating in accreditation, based on an estimated four-year time frame.
But it was to culminate in a bloody farce.
Progressives hoped to culminate the campaign with a Walker recall.
The talks are due to culminate in a summit in Denmark next year.
"It was definitely something special, to culminate something like that," Petri said.
The guerrillas want a peace deal to culminate in a constituent assembly and a new constitution.
On June 30, their campaign is set to culminate in a nationwide anti-Morsi protest.
The celebrations are due to culminate in a fireworks display.The sentiment is not shared across Yemen.
Next month Gillings begins a winter campaign designed with intricate care to culminate in triumph in Russia.
By that time the agitation that was to culminate in the French Revolution had already begun.
