culminate造句

culminate in bankruptcy

To culminate one's merit

They all culminate in these four sections.

Years of working under somebody could culminate in an abrupt change in your lifestyle.

Their summer tour will culminate at a spectacular concert in London.

Of course, many portray intermarriage as gradual genocide that will culminate in the disappearance of their particular group.

Equipment management is discussed as summer load culminate is important of backup generators for critical sites during power outage.

The course will culminate in an informal presentation and evaluation in the final session, offering opportunities for participants to apply what they have learned in the course.

The mass campaign of defiance and other actions of our organization and people can only culminate in the establishment of democracy.

He will be a constant presence as players progress through the expansion content -- which will culminate in a showdown with the dread Lich King himself.

Oxygen-rich blood makes contact with tissues through intimate arcades of branching vessels that culminate in small, highly permeable vessels called capillaries.

For these reasons, I launched a consultative process in 2010 on the future of financing for WHO that will shortly culminate in a plan of reform for the Organization.

The rebirth we are engaged in is not one that will culminate, as European renaissance did, in colonization and dominance of a world economic system, of which the slave trade was an integral part.

Against the backdrop in the context of the2008 version of Olympic Games, a rich program of events in a variety of forms will be staged, which will culminate in an international cultural pageantry amidst great jubilation.

Symptoms are usually slow in onset, starting with dribbling, getting up at night, weak stream, urgency and hesitancy. The symptoms tend to get worse progressively, and might culminate in retention.