Sentence examples for which escalates to from inspiring English sources

The requisite soundtrack album even included his opening diatribe -- which escalates to a call for vigilante vengeance.

For all his paranoia-fueled plotting, which escalates to the level of a threat to virtually everything on the planet, Mr. Moore takes his whales seriously.

Further evidence for which can be found in the fact that the average annual cost, per patient, of prediabetes is $443 (just in medical costs), an average which escalates to a whopping $9,975 for patients with Type-2 Diabetes.

The Los Angeles Times goes on to report that Brown and the unidentified woman were involved in an argument on Sunday evening in Hancock Park, Los Angeles, which escalated to the extent that the police were called.

You look at the options, the prices of which escalate to $66 from $42 in accordance with the steak's seniority, and wonder if you're in a restaurant or a numerology class.

Since South Sudan's independence, tension between the new neighbours has been strained, with rebellions breaking out on either side of the border and a dispute over oil which escalated to the brink of war in April.

The 'A' bank of generators, which support UPS clusters A and B in Phase I and UPS cluster E in Phase II, then experienced excitation failure which escalated to the point where the generators were no longer able to maintain the electrical load.

The season was marred by a feud between Boskamp and the club's director of football, John Rudge, which escalated to the point where Boskamp threatened to quit.

Our usual banter became flirtatious and our attraction to each other strengthened, which escalated to one fateful night where we finally hooked up.

Universal Pictures reported that it greenlit American Gangster with a budget of $80 million, which escalated to $93 million, with $10 million for development costs and $3 million for the delay of the production start date.

Needless to say, a full-out orbital shooting war — or really, any conflict which escalated to the point that countries started shooting down one another's satellites — would well and truly screw everyone for good.