The song is cut off in the middle of its culmination, ending with the line "How does it fee-".
The narrative treats the scrolls not as the beginning of a history, but as its culmination.
With the Ring cycle in its culmination, opera in concert is a key strand of next season.
"In Search of the Blues" brings the process to its culmination by making the music invisible and all but irrelevant.
The audience was charmed by this tale of sneaky pluck, and particularly by its culmination, when — yet again — Cindy McCain surprised her husband with a revelation at the airport.
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But the forceful removal of a United passenger hit home to a lot of people because of its culmination.
As to its culmination, the boy is matter-of-fact.
"That was a life's long work come to its culmination in one moment.
The 'Track II Biocuration Workflow' task (13) invited curation teams to describe their curation process and workflow, starting from its criteria for selection of articles for curation to its culmination in database entries.
"It's been a long, arduous road, but it looks like it's finally reaching its culmination".
