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Five months of training finally culminated with my 20-mile run.

He became a student body leader culminating as the school president.

They have not seen the human story as the march toward some culminating Idea.

If the situation were to culminate in the use of force, what would we do then?

His death is kind of the culminating event in the entire season.

The program culminates with a performance for the parents, school, and community.

Each fair culminated with all the art works being given away at the end.

To a young woman, a happy love, culminating in a life union.

The battle culminated one morning before we left for work.

We started talking and it culminated a few days ago when he offered me the job.

It culminated, he wrote, in the fight for community control of the schools.

The church took more than half a century to finish culminating in 1950.

"I think it will all culminate at the right time."

Not for nothing is its culminating song called simply "Yes."

The murders were on his mind, culminating with the three Americans.

Had he come to witness the culminating moment of his power?

This gave him the idea that culminated in Club 33.

Besides, did my life really lead up to this culminating moment?

It was a job that culminated more than two decades in and out of government.

The 2005 effort to expand the park culminated in 2006.

It culminated in a sort of tube at one end.

Finally, his rage had culminated in one night of violence.

And I thought about the dreams, especially the culminating dream.

The group said its efforts would culminate in a report on race relations.

All of her lessons have culminated in the line being shown today.