climactically

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• Shooting for something magicalIn a nod to Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture, the performance was to be punctuated at its two most climactic moments by the firing of a small, antique cannon.

• It was an invitation to release and an official closing of such a climactic experience.

• These interconnected shows, along with future stories, will excite new audiences, embrace our most passionate fans, and will culminate in a climactic story event.

• An authoritarian who is also, unsurprisingly, a run-first play-caller, Kilmer is ultimately thrown off the team by the players and is not on the sideline for West Canaan High School’s climactic win.

• All in all, Saturday night’s pay-per-view proceedings were a smashing success despite the final result, an anti-climactic draw in front of a nearly empty Staples Center amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.

• When he chooses to cap a climactic chase seen with yet another baffling fall, we feel cheated.

• An anti-climactic end is not the World Cup storyline that English fans anticipated.

• It was an anti-climactic interlude in a trial that has had many moments of drama.

• A new study from France says some women experience climactic pleasure during labor.

• At a climactic moment in the scene, Wilson realizes his cousin Ruggles is of mixed race.

• It is striking just now to notice the double key-note of that closing climactic book of this old Bible.

• And a climactic treasure hunt among the subterranean Martian labyrinths.

• Maybe the fourth or the eighth step will be "climactic" steps, especially arranged to make a climax in the dance and win applause.

• So we put a climactic "trick" step in for a finish, and then we top that with the exit, and the exit must be a surprise.