Controlling it all, the impresario glories in having achieved a supreme work of art, one whose dramatic culmination will be his own death onstage.
While Miss America is a nonprofit, volunteer-run organization whose pageant is the culmination of a network of separate local contests, Miss USA is a show business venture -- with no local competitions -- owned by Donald Trump and NBC.
Six goals came in each half, three from Mobley, three by Walton, whose third was the culmination of a "brilliant run", and two each from the other three forwards, Hallam, Wheldon and Hands.
All these developments led directly to the philosophy of Immanuel Kant, the greatest philosopher of the modern period, whose works mark the true culmination of the philosophy of the Enlightenment.
Mr. White, whose testimony came at the culmination of a three-week trial, told jurors that his grandfather had taught him how to shoot and had bequeathed him the pistol he used on Aug. 6, 2006, to confront the "lynch mob" that had arrived, not with horses and nooses but with loud sports cars and smacking fists and racial epithets.
John Wood the Younger, (born Feb. 25, 1728, Bath, Somerset, Eng. died June 18 , 1782 Batheaston, Somerset), British architect whose work at Bath represents the culmination of the Palladian tradition initiated there by his father, John Wood the Elder.
And Nero: he is the rococo culmination of them all, whose elaborate, brilliant self-creation as a figure of myth eventually causes the dynasty to collapse in on itself.
In 1930, John Middleton Murry gave a history of these responses "to show the astonishing variety of opinion which exists at this day concerning the culmination of a poem whose beauty has been acknowledged for many years.
There was little support for the monarchy in the major cities, and King Alfonso XIII abdicated; the Second Spanish Republic was formed, whose power would remain until the culmination of the Spanish Civil War.
