come to a climax

This thing is coming to a climax one way or another over the next couple of days.

The issue may come to a climax at the Mass today.

Such differences finally came to a climax on Friday night.

Maybe 15, 20 or 25, although not necessarily coming to a climax.

Events come to a climax on the night of the election results, March 19.

The next time he saw her, his plot would have come to a climax.

"Things are coming to a climax very quickly," he said.

I have a horrible feeling that the whole thing is coming to a climax tonight!

At the same time the conflict between Count and city came to a climax.

He knows, somehow, deep in His heart, that things will be coming to a climax, and soon.

Finally things come to a climax, and the fire goes out from exhaustion.

The last day or two I sensed that everything was coming to a climax.

Of the differences between him and myself you are aware, for they came to a climax in your presence.

He's getting nervous, now that everything's coming to a climax.

One June day - in this very room - matters came to a climax and she left the house.

Then the scene came to a climax, and the German disappeared.

With the election shortly coming to a climax it will be interesting to see the real America.

The issue is likely to come to a climax in contract negotiations that are about to begin between the police union and the city.

Just as she started, he came to a climax.

The story comes to a climax in issue #7.

The current series comes to a climax on Sunday.

The investigation is likely to come to a climax in the next few weeks, if and when the brothers are charged.

The other morning it all came to a climax.

Like a story that must come to a climax, what I have done will not be fulfilled until the end has arrived.