Sentence examples for until they culminated from inspiring English sources

This princely display was in preparation for a new goal, a series of artistic ventures — art exhibitions, books, concerts — which, with funding both from the government (at one point, from the tsar personally) and from Russia's new merchant princes, he piggybacked, one on the other, for the next twelve years, until they culminated in the Ballets Russes.

More spacious, and also more densely detailed, is Frederick Brown's "For the Soul of France: Culture Wars in the Age of Dreyfus" (2010), which traces the development of racist nationalism and reactionary Catholicism from the mid-19th century onward until they culminated in the Dreyfus Affair.

This princely display was in preparation for a new goal, a series of artistic ventures art exhibitions, books, concerts which, with funding both from the government (at one point, from the tsar personally) and from Russia's new merchant princes, he piggybacked, one on the other, for the next twelve years, until they culminated in the Ballets Russes.

They culminated in a religious quarrel that led to a civil war in 1847.

They culminated in a badly timed election, which the Tories just lost.

On Thursday, they culminated in a vulgar doozy about Drake.

And they culminate in what Mrs. Chess says: "Hush, children!

They culminate in Harney Peak (7,242 feet [2,207 metres]), the highest point in South Dakota.

They culminate their study with a week-long experience in Quebec in group eight, during which they only speak French.

"Some of them were just your run-of-the-mill mean stuff, like 'oh, fatty, fatty, fatty,' blah blah blah, and then they just got worse and worse and worse, until it culminated into this whole 'oh you should kill yourself to spare everybody's eyes.'".

Meanwhile, discontent among Poles steadily gathered strength until it culminated in March 1968 in the open defiance of the Gomułka regime by intellectuals and students, with riots in Warsaw and several other Polish cities. Gomułka survived the crisis and at the Fifth Party Congress in November 1968 was reelected first secretary, but his political influence was clearly on the wane.