Sentence examples for which will culminate from inspiring English sources

The event, which will culminate in a television programme in March, follows the success of a series of regional roadshows.

Today, G20 protesters will gather at 11am and form four separate carnival parades, which will culminate at the Bank of England.

Just like his career path, which will culminate soon, perhaps on Sunday, with 10,000 career rushing yards — a milestone that says what Jones does not.

According to Judaic belief, this divine guidance is manifested through the history of the Jewish people, which will culminate in the messianic age.

The 2011 Chicago Marathon on Sunday marked the beginning of the fall marathon season, which will culminate on Nov. 6 with the New York City race.

A grand council will meet in that time to set up a two-year transitional authority, which will culminate with elections.

LAMBERT CASTLE "Glorious Springtime in a Victorian Manner," a lecture/demonstration on floral designs, which will culminate in a the creation of a fresh fruit and flower arrangement.

There are a lot of shock tactics these days: people trying to outdo each other, which will probably culminate in two people fucking on stage at the Grammys".

But this little thundercloud is a gathering storm, which will eventually culminate in the loud and dramatic expulsion of Dysfunctional Model -- head shot, TV, girlfriend and offending "artwork" in tow.

(Mind you, that's nothing: one day a politician will launch an open and sustained assault on the Daily Mail, which will probably culminate in scenes identical to the opening of the ark of the covenant at the end of Raiders of the Lost Ark).

People trying to outdo each other, which will probably culminate in two people fucking on stage at the Grammys".