| Her zapateados were of truly elemental power and she brought them to breathtaking culminations in syncopated finales. |
| In stark contrast, Mr. Steinberg shows that the applicants saw their quests for admission as culminations of past, not potential, achievements. |
| The Mita structure is a complex, large feature with several structural culminations at different levels covering an area of 125 square kilometres at basement level. |
| His paintings can seem not so much culminations as by-products of this prodigious effort. |
| These new spaces were typically culminations of long and painful healing processes for devastated families and communities. |
| These delightful and intense moments are the culminations of a long and demanding process. |
