The tracks shown below culminate in intense circling on Jan.
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Taxing the latter would usually culminate in a smaller number.
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A political transition will be complex and likely culminate in elections.
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The march will culminate in a rally outside of Ryan's office.
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They will culminate in a march in London on Saturday, Oct.
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The series will culminate in an open air gallery of Slinkachu's photography.
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That would culminate in $23.1 billion in reduced economic output in 2280.
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These behaviors can culminate in a level of abuse in their relationships.
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He wanted Helter Skelter, a new world order, to culminate in cataclysm.
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Gugenheim plans for the project to culminate in about ten documented performances.
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More often than not, those promises culminate in a very large dollar amount.
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Today, however, all those steps culminate in the company's first mass-market launch.
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There are tense moments, but they don't culminate in over-the-top climaxes.
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Volunteers organize regional competitions across Finland, which culminate in an annual national championship.
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But there are usually a lot of issues that culminate in a breakup.
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Their investigation would culminate in Room 740, but it would not end there.
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And when allegedly bad cops are prosecuted, those charges rarely culminate in convictions.
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Quite often, sexual violence need not culminate in a word-on-word duel.
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This is meant to culminate in elections to create a permanent government this year.
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It could culminate in retaliatory tariffs, which might open up a new trade war.
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Germany's G20 presidency will culminate in a summit of leaders in Hamburg in July.
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This new agreement, which should culminate in federal constitutional reform, must address several objectives.
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TU: The future we foresee in 2050 does not culminate in a single product.
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Finally, as with the first exercise, this work might culminate in a gallery walk.
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Exceeding the limit could culminate in the return of all international sanctions on Tehran.
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POTUS beef, which will hopefully ultimately culminate in some sort of Hamilton-style rap battle.
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It will culminate in a "remote operator on-demand offensive attack on a simulated target".
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In 2012, she quietly opened talks with Iran, which would culminate in the nuclear deal.
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OPEC ministers are huddling in Vienna this week where talks will culminate in a Nov.
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The protest is planned to culminate in a major march through Paris on Tuesday afternoon.
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The probe could culminate in retaliatory tariffs, which might open up a new trade war.
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These will culminate in a lecture-demonstration by Mr. Reiner and the students on Feb.
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And the years of research and intelligence gathering will all culminate in this final report.
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It can start with a single Facebook post and culminate in a march weeks later.
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The protests, which have left nearly 80 dead, frequently culminate in violent clashes with security forces.
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Now there are other factors that culminate in the decision of making a show a hit.
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What transpires is a series of chess moves that culminate in several key events and decisions.
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The lessons culminate in the Playground, seen above, where users can play with presets and sequences.
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All of the work will culminate in a demo day for potential co-investors, Wallace said.
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Culminate in a sharing circle at The Library on St Martin's Lane, sponsored by Baileys. Voilà!
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The hearing will culminate in a decision about whether to revoke Wynn Resorts' state gaming license.
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When those narratives culminate in a metanarrative, we see a result that seems almost pre-determined.
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The fun will culminate in a family dance party with the Jamaican-born musician Father Goose.
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Indeed, the 1976/19773 season wasn't the only one of Paisley's campaigns to culminate in Rome.
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This magma buildup may eventually culminate in another major eruption, and the cycle would begin anew.
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He began planning a march that would culminate in an encampment of 3,000 activists in Washington.
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Second, the work should culminate in some action focused on change in the school or community.
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The series will culminate in a winner-take-all format at November's race in Homestead, Fla.
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This would culminate in all sanctions being removed when all North Korea's missiles and nukes were dissembled.
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All being well, the talks will culminate in an agreement by March 23rd, and the FARC's demobilisation.
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The competition is set to last a year and culminate in the November 2017 AWS re:invent conference.
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Or could the first talks between a sitting US President and North Korea's leader culminate in cooperation?
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After age 42, fewer than 5% of IVF cycles culminate in a live birth, according to FertilityIQ.
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The rollout will culminate in October with Mr. Vaccarello's first Saint Laurent women's wear show in Paris.
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A second positive scan sets off a series of steps that can culminate in a body search.
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Hundreds of hours of practice and work will culminate in eight performances of the opera this season.
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It comes as heated political campaigns fought over racial and economic fault lines culminate in midterm elections.
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Those two stories will culminate in the cage on Saturday night at the third time of asking.
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These sessions typically culminate in a meeting of the National Security Council itself, chaired by the president.
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" He added: "We got bigger issues to fry, and all of them culminate in November of 21.
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He believed a lifetime of combat, pain and heartbreak would culminate in a victory over his rival.
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Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party began a leadership contest which will culminate in a vote on September 20th.
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The residency is expected to culminate in the realization of the proposed work, as well as its presentation.
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It will culminate in a one-hour special finale that will air on The CW at 8 p.m.
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The process is still in its early stages and may not culminate in a sale, the people added.
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The furniture stacks culminate in a child's chair or table, and evoke the farm animals in Aesop's Fables.
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He then sketched out a potential cascade of protests and crackdowns, which could culminate in a military coup.
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New hearings on the telescope started last month and are expected to culminate in a decision next year.
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Other works, like "After DH 2" and "Goethe Color Triangle," culminate in scattered rainbows resting on pearly grounds.
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Years of hard work and dedication—blood, sweat, tears, the whole bit—culminate in one life-changing moment.
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Now, things finally culminate in this giant loaf of a trailer ahead of season 3's March premiere.
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They will decide whether the inquiry will culminate in a written report, or some kind of oral presentation.
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It will culminate in a solo exhibition taking over the whole Palais de Tokyo in Paris next year.
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Their efforts are expected to culminate in a vote on the House floor as soon as late next week.
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Fortnite World Cup Qualifiers begin in Fall 2018, and culminate in the first Fortnite World Cup in late 2019.
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Any of my prior feelings of anxiety, frustration, or restlessness seemed to resonate with and culminate in this space.
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Still, the police were on him: Sells' actions spurred an 18-month police investigation that would culminate in 2002.
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The AMG CLS53 I drove around for a week saw its fastback culminate in a dramatic carbon-fiber spoiler.
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ET. The heavy economic data week will culminate in the Labor Department's nonfarm payrolls data for January on Friday.
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But all of these awards — which started with the Gothams on Monday and culminate in the Oscars on Feb.
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Those plans will culminate in a royal stamp on a new constitution that will institutionalize the army's political power.
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The program will culminate in a school event this fall where Legend, Gómez, and their mentored students will perform.
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The process will culminate in a decision in May 2020, but the Concacaf bid will be an overwhelming favorite.
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All these images of solitude culminate in a poignant final shot of Jo alone, clutching her newly published book.
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All of the Spears moments of the week will culminate in a grand finale Sunday night at the MTV VMAs.
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Attendees will have plenty of breaks for networking, and the day will culminate in a reception for all the attendees.
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Mr. Trudeau's weeklong visit will culminate in a Group of 20 economic summit meeting in the Chinese city of Hangzhou.
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The debate is likely to start around 1300 GMT and is expected to culminate in votes at around 1900 GMT.
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In May, FIFA announced that a new four-phase plan for the process would culminate in a decision in 2020.
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They intended for the six-week campaign to culminate in a mass march toward Israel, putting Israeli officials on edge.
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But UMG's Project Phoenix would not culminate in a splashy ceremony; no gleaming tape vault would rise from the ashes.
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Cuba declared nine days of mourning after Fidel Castro's death, a period that will culminate in his funeral on Sunday.
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All this could culminate in the most consequential legal battle over executive privilege since the Richard Nixon case in 2130.
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It will all culminate in a night of readings throughout the park by those who've contributed poems to the library.
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Madrid Pride, one of the world's largest LGBT celebrations, will culminate in a parade in the city center on Saturday.
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In some ways this is refreshing; not every documentary needs to culminate in a life-affirming takeaway or dramatic twist.
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The cords turned red, echoing the snake, and later blue as they rise to the top, where they culminate in knots.
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Players choose their own story, where multiple paths culminate in multiple different endings—not unlike childhood choose-your-own-adventure books.
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Her return to competition represents the start of what she hopes will culminate in further Olympic glory in Tokyo in 2020.
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This would spark a series of cataclysmic events that would culminate in the Battle of Armageddon, the last war of humanity.
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She started college with "my 10-year plan," which would culminate in a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry and a professor's position.
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The Great Return March is scheduled to culminate in a mass jailbreak on Nakba Day [Israeli Independence Day], Tuesday, May 15.
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These efforts would eventually culminate in BigBrain, which in 2013 became the most detailed 3D map of the brain ever created.
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The protests often culminate in rocks or firebombs thrown at the Israeli side, and Israeli tear gas and gunfire in response.
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Following this season of programs, PHLA will culminate in an exhibition at the Museum from September 10 to December 10, 2017.
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Jio's juxtapositions of flat and illusionistic forms culminate in a visual paradox: the compositions are broken and orderly, smooth and jarring.
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Eventually, these conservatives believe, liberalism's quest to make everyone free could culminate in wiping out traditional Christianity and conservative society altogether.
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Political passions culminate in a post-orgasmic wasteland, populated not even by the dead, littered with shreds of bombast and glory.
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In the bowllike forms, the ribs culminate in round, petal-like flanges that curve like spinning turbines, or more sea life.
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Both "Clemency" and "Diane" are slow burns that culminate in a kind of unraveling, but these older women are not tragic.
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Even The Bachelor's language of love is expressed in clear-cut progressions, timed to culminate in an "I love you" during hometowns.
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Producers threw caution to the wind and decided the date should culminate in a dip in a tub filled with melted chocolate.
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Those were moments of democratic backsliding too, even if the backsliding didn't culminate in a full-on national reversion to authoritarian rule.
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The partnership will then culminate in a private concert for service men and women and their families aboard Carnival's newest cruise ship.
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Observers pointed to the recklessness of his words and to the ways in which delegitimatizing the system might eventually culminate in unrest.
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The program will be open to startups from across the world and it will culminate in a demo day held in October.
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I had been in an abusive relationship that would eventually culminate in my being raped for the second time in my life.
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A summit with North Korea would have to culminate in an exceptionally lousy deal to be worse than courting such a conflict.
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It will culminate in a secret vote Monday at EU headquarters in Brussels that some say could be tainted by vote trading.
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Watch the first two episodes of Babylon Berlin, which culminate in an unforgettable musical number, and tell me it's not totally addictive.
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The Monument Quilt project will culminate in a display across a mile of the National Mall in Washington, D.C., in October 2017.
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On Sunday in Las Vegas, a march will culminate in a voter-registration drive called Power to the Polls; parallel efforts abound.
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday held a historic hearing that is expected to culminate in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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There is nothing inexorable about the logic of democracy; it is just as likely to culminate in tyranny as it is freedom.
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In the directly elected lower house of parliament this will culminate in a vote to determine whether parliament has approved the deal.
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The move follows a revamp of the men's Davis Cup which will culminate in an 18-nation event in Madrid in November.
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At the center of "The Choice" is an escalating series of skirmishes that culminate in the battle that erupts at episode's end.
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Maybe the fight with the White Walkers will culminate in a radical rethinking of Westeros' current feudal system, creating a strong centralized government.
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It's fair to assume now that this franchise will culminate in or at least pass through the epic Grindelwald/Dumbledore duel of 1945.
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That process will likely culminate in the House with the drafting of and voting on formal articles of impeachment, Vox's Andrew Prokop writes.
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Her witty and deadpan observations began there and culminate in her ongoing impersonations of America's first ladies, from Nancy Reagan to Melania Trump.
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The controversial order, which was issued yesterday, marks the start of a brewing legal fight that could culminate in Congressional action on encryption.
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Earlier today Valeant board member Bill Ackman said that the search for a new CEO will likely culminate in a matter of weeks.
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Ballot measures passed in Maine, Maryland, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, Georgia, and Rhode Island will culminate in millions more for education funding.
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The feud between Stalin and Trotsky would culminate in the anti-Trotskyist show trials in Moscow and the terrifying purges of the 1930s.
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Their work will appear in a United Nations report to be published within a year, and will culminate in international mobilization, organizers hope.
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Getting the agreements signed are the first step in a multi-stage process that will culminate in the challenge's official competition in 2022.
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This cooperation would culminate in the Olympic Games operation, which deployed sophisticated computer malware, including the Stuxnet virus, to sabotage Iranian nuclear facilities.
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The Wall Street Journal also reported that the talks would culminate in a meeting bet President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
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Patricia is a theater person, so most of our classes culminate in a documentary theater production researched, written, and performed by our students.
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The House of Representatives on Wednesday kicked off a historic hearing that is expected to culminate in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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Since the first scene in Season 1, we've been led to believe this will all culminate in an epic battle of good versus evil.
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The afternoon will culminate in a swing-dance workshop for all ages, followed by a dance party featuring the sounds of the Harlem Renaissance.
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They may culminate in centrist MPs abandoning a party that has abandoned them, and at a time when Britain needs a strong, united opposition.
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The talks on Monday are supposed to culminate in mid-September in a meeting of the 27 nations that will remain in the bloc.
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Our outfits will be elegant, our dancing will be on point, and the night will culminate in our crushes confessing their feelings for us.
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A series of three-hour concerts, featuring as many as two dozen musicians and assorted special guests, will culminate in a daylong marathon performance.
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Others in the market, however, saw the comments as the starting point in a debate that will likely culminate in an announcement in July.
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On June 10, the normally staid Swiss banking city hosted the Formula E series, which will culminate in Brooklyn on July 14 and 15.
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A separate investigation by the Justice Department is ongoing, and Crutcher's family is hopeful that it will culminate in civil rights charges against Crutcher.
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This fall, students have signed up for weekly after-school sessions that culminate in them bringing home dinner for their families after each class.
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From Ben Franklin to Langston Hughes, Americans have articulated our distinctiveness in ways that did not implicitly culminate in a twilight struggle with Communism.
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Eventually, the intrafamily crimes of the House of Atreus culminate in a proper trial, and Athena acquits Orestes in the murder of his mother.
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The summit will feature panels, discussions and performances at the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and culminate in a free concert in Robert Wagner Park.
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The trip will culminate in a conversation with Trump in the Oval Office on Friday, Turnbull's first White House visit during the Trump administration.
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I have been told that the tendering process that will culminate in the appointment of a more permanent contractor is at an advanced stage.
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Weekly seminars culminate in readings and exercises that probe the forms in which writers write, and the milieu in which their writing takes place.
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If the review does culminate in a transaction, the effect on the ratings will depend on the business profile implications and the resultant capital structure.
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Despite what we've been led to believe, Game of Thrones won't culminate in an epic Battle for the Dawn akin to Return of the King.
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Less than two weeks later, she was back on her bike, starting an intensive rehabilitation that would culminate in a sprint silver behind Victoria Pendleton.
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The initiative will culminate in a global event, the Open Future Festival, held simultaneously in Hong Kong, London and New York on Saturday September 15th.
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When, in reality, if their thinking and analysis were sound before the purchase, sitting back and doing nothing would most likely culminate in superior performance.
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Likewise, the JPL/Stanford gripper is outfitted in synthetic fibers called "stalks" that culminate in a mushroom-shaped cap that simulates the gecko's firm hold.
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America is now proletarianizing its bourgeoisie, and this process is likely to culminate in bottom-up revolt, of the sort [Pat] Buchanan hopes to foment.
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Even "The Bachelor," which styles itself as so hopelessly romantic that each season is designed to culminate in an engagement, is a fundamentally cynical exercise.
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The residency is expected to culminate in the realization of the proposed work, as well as a presentation that summarizes the process and work accomplished.
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Whereas Mr. Chappelle escapes tricky territory through sweeping history lessons or literary flourishes, Mr. Rock builds forceful arguments that culminate in precise and memorable epigrams.
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They also consider their roles in the burgeoning movement to end gun violence, which will culminate in the nationwide March for Our Lives on Saturday.
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They began with a Wednesday dinner at the residence of President Reuven Rivlin of Israel and culminate in an afternoon ceremony Thursday at Yad Vashem.
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He says that current conditions could culminate in "severe market losses" to the tune of 50% to 65% over the totality of this market cycle.
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IAG's stock has fallen more than 31% this year, partly in expectation that the dispute with pilots would culminate in a strike, Berenberg's Yanoshik said.
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Heat, passion, desire, damnation, consumption, destruction, and a tree, a natural, living creature choked of its life to shrivel into ash — all culminate in fire.
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While Fitch does not expect the forthcoming review to culminate in a markedly more aggressive approach to capital allocation, such an outcome would pressure the ratings.
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This whole piece is unclear, as last week TVs on the map showed a countdown that many expected to culminate in the launch of the rocket.
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The drivers' strike, called to protest against higher fuel prices, marks an ominous beginning to a political season that will culminate in national elections in October.
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The DoJ countered that allowing the case to move forward could culminate in "constitutional crisis," wherein citizens sue the president and specific members of his administration.
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In contrast, the work in Dark Star is layered and full of details, which often culminate in an optical buzz, a heightened or hallucinatory perceptual state.
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Elections will culminate in January with the election of an assembly that will act as a parliament for a federal system of government in northern Syria.
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Peter Dinklage won his third Emmy for Game of Thrones during Monday night's Emmy Awards, amid a bittersweet ending for Thrones that will culminate in 2019.
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PSA said in a statement that it would return to the FIA World Endurance Championships in 2022, which culminate in the famed race the following year.
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The latest developments surrounding Brexit "culminate in another little kick of the can down the road," said Kyle Rodda, a market analyst at broker IG Group.
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Stewart's group is among several in Washington hoping their years of struggle will soon culminate in the first rollback of mandatory minimum sentencing laws in decades.
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PSA said in a statement that it would return to the FIA World Endurance Championships in 2022, which culminate in the famed race the following year.
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The competition will culminate in the world's first Facebook Live video of two rapidly-decomposing bodies burning to the sounds of "Let's Go Dancing," by Tiga.
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The normal way to mend diplomatic ties is to negotiate privately over months and have the process culminate in, not begin with, a White House meeting.
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Somali investigators estimate that at least $2000 million has feverishly changed hands during parliamentary elections that will culminate in the selection of the president on Wednesday.
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After that, there will be several more contests spread out in early March, which will culminate in a sort of Super Tuesday II on March 15.
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It's not a final prediction, but it wouldn't at all be surprising to see this culminate in a Royal Rumble win and subsequent WrestleMania main event.
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He is due to visit Ecatepec on Sunday, after spending his first day in formal welcomes that will culminate in a mass at the Basilica of Guadalupe.
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"They've worked and trained, many of them, year-round for this opportunity ... to culminate in a state championship opportunity," Craig Anderson, the association's executive director, told CNN.
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The multiple biographical investigations and Lifetime versions of Markle and Harry's love affair all culminate in one very important event: The couple's wedding on Saturday, May 21820.
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By episode's end, the pair's exploits do not culminate in the way Earn had expected — with cash in hand — though Darius's seeming irresponsibility has now been confirmed.
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Consultations will happen over the next 18 months and will culminate in the publication of the final aviation strategy by the end of 2018, the government said.
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There's one stage to go in August before the playoffs, which will culminate in the Grand Finals at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on September 29th.
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What Faulkner and her legal team call a "recovery" was supposed to culminate in an illicit escape by sea to Cyprus, but they never got that far.
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The Stuttgart-based luxury carmaker is seeking a 20 percent stake in talks that could culminate in a deal announcement next week, Handelsblatt reported, citing unnamed sources.
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But its leadership has so far refused, citing the criminal investigations against the prime minister, which are expected within weeks to culminate in bribery and fraud indictments.
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If divisions open up among powerful elites — elected officials, business leaders, generals, judges and so on — their competition for resources and control can culminate in a coup.
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Mr. Guaidó is trying to maintain the momentum by calling for strikes in public entities and private companies this month that would culminate in a general strike.
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On the other hand, researchers said, the fabric of events and motivations that culminate in school shootings inevitably are more individual and complex than simple copycat crimes.
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The Neuquen election was the first in a busy season in Argentina, which will culminate in October in a presidential election that could pit Macri against Fernandez.
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I wanted it to culminate in this moment where, on top of everything else, his worst nightmare comes true, which is someone finding out his secret identity.
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In his Hundred Days, President Obama moved his stimulus bill through Congress and put into motion the financial regulation proposals that would culminate in the Dodd-Frank legislation.
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Now, imagine a fridge with the same computer vision, sensor fusion, and deep learning algorithms that culminate in the "just walk out technology" found inside Amazon Go stores.
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The next administration must finalize and then build on these mileage-and-emissions rules, which are intended to culminate in the 54.5 mpg new-car fleet in 2025.
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It began last month at several locations across Israel and will culminate in a rally later in the day outside the Jerusalem residence of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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The remake is part of Time Traveler, a project to celebrate 25 years since Seo Taiji's debut that will culminate in a concert in Seoul on September 20143.
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Eva's next 22015 episodes then lean into its percolating nihilism; they culminate in a two-part conclusion that left Japanese viewers dissatisfied upon its initial premiere in 22003.
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" Conversely, he is interested in investing in mobile AR startups as he believes "they are part of the future of media investing that will culminate in smart glasses.
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It is 100% immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.
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The decision on Wednesday by the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation starts a 150-day review process that will likely culminate in a final decision by Brown.
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"The parties are hopeful that their agreement, although presently only a partial resolution of the referenced proceeding, may culminate in a full resolution of it," the letter said.
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For Planetary Resources, the first wave of development is to culminate in a doughnut-shape spacecraft heading on a prospecting mission to a near-Earth asteroid in 2020.
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The talks could culminate in a commitment for what NASA has proposed as a next step in human spaceflight, a station called Lunar Gateway to orbit the moon.
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The humanitarian crisis could culminate in an unparalleled health crisis when COVID-19 reaches Syria's northwest, says Dr. Munther Khalil from the opposition-controlled Idlib Health Directorate (IHD).
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You may have noticed that the 2008 campaign, which included solid early polling leads for Hillary Clinton and Rudy Giuliani, did not culminate in a New Yorker vs.
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The plan could culminate in the deficit dropping to below 4%, the IMF said in a statement released at the end of a two-week mission to Kenya.
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With scores of cross-border complaints yet to culminate in a decision (though there have been a couple of interesting ad tech and consent-related enforcements in France).
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Though it was originally intended to culminate in the couple's marriage, the pair were by then so estranged that they used the occasion to mark their formal separation.
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Over six weeks, eight teams in the IPL play against each other in a series of matches that culminate in a championship match with the final two teams.
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The results culminate in an emotional exhibition titled Growing Up in Civil Rights Richmond and offers an invaluable record of American history from those who actually lived it.
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It took seven seasons and nearly 20 years before the events of Thrones, but the chaos set in motion by Rhaegar and Lyanna's association will culminate in Season 8.
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Mueller's probe is focused on criminality and will, at some point, culminate in either the decision to file charges against some person or people, or the decision not to.
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Epic pledged $100 million to the first year of Fortnite e-sports tournaments, which are ongoing and scheduled to culminate in the $30 million Fortnite World Cup this July.
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The government last week announced plans to work with vehicle makers and regional governments to find ways to reduce emissions, set to culminate in a meeting on Aug. 2.
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Today developer Epic detailed the upcoming e-sports event, which will culminate in a final tournament at an undisclosed location in New York from July 2000th to the 22019th.
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WHEN SEVEN weeks of ascetic abnegation culminate in a joyful Easter celebration, Orthodox Christians are supposed to be in amity with one another, and at peace with the world.
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Overwatch League playoffs begin tonight at 8pm ET, and will culminate in the Grand Finals, taking place in the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, on July 27 and July 28.
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Months of spin and political rhetoric will culminate in Dutch voters heading to the polls this week, with investors contemplating what the general election could mean for their portfolios.
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This deal with Ford might not culminate in a Ford car running AliOS, but it does represent a first deal between Alibaba and an automaker from outside of China.
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Episodes don't culminate in character or plot development, but tend to circle around insensitive humor—a sign perhaps of the potential stagnation of Corporate's limited perspective on office culture.
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Trump's victory in New York kicks off what should be a strong week for the front-runner that will culminate in other elections along the East Coast next Tuesday.
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The simulator treats you as "patient zero," the person carrying the virus, to test how long it would take for a fictional smallpox virus to culminate in global collapse.
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The spacey performance will culminate in a stylized rendering of a lunar eclipse projected onto the inflatable dome, meaning you will simultaneously be beneath the moon and over it.
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The biennial will culminate in a physical exhibition gathering work from all three trips, opening at Flux Factory (39-31 29th Street, Long Island City, Queens) on March 25.
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It features a series of three different drops that culminate in a waterfall that rushes down a total of 2,425 feet to the towering pines in the valley below.
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What we're expecting to see: The Senate's debate over rules and procedures governing the trial will most likely culminate in a party-line vote to adopt Republicans' preferred approach.
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It is 100 percent immersive, and the story will touch every single minute of your day, and it will culminate in a unique journey for every person who visits.
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Over the medium term, we remain of the view that the next legislature will be characterized by political instability that could culminate in government crisis and or snap elections.
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That a personal dedication to moment-by-moment goodness — in the face of the desire to be petty, selfish, hurried, or tired — will culminate in better weeks, months, years.
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The Dutch city announced this week that it will gradually expand a crackdown on dirty vehicles that will culminate in a ban on gasoline and diesel-powered cars in 2030.
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Stories like these always culminate in a tragedy of one kind or another, and we spend much of The Ice Storm waiting for something bad to happen to these people.
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These qualifiers will culminate in a live LAN final in Los Angeles on March 3-5 with a $100,000 prize pool and two spots in the league on the line.
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Brazil's real fell 23.8263% after four days of gains, while Mexico's peso slipped 20.01%, in a week that will culminate in a Bank of Mexico interest rate meeting on Friday.
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"The program will culminate in a showcase trip to the U.S. to give the cohort a feel for the American market, its ecosystem dynamics and investors," the finance ministry said.
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"The FCC and Chairman [Ajit] Pai just triggered a timeline that will culminate in a Senate vote on my resolution, and we cannot let up until we win," said Sen.
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These culminate in a bracing look at Shylock's "pound of flesh" bargain with his adversary Antonio (the merchant of Shakespeare's title, here updated as a gay importer of objets d'art).
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Wilson's defeat was a defining moment in American and world history, helping to set off a chain reaction of consequences that would culminate in another global conflict 20 years later.
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Each member of Congress must recognize the possibility that this move by the FOMB will culminate in a humanitarian crisis not seen in any U.S. jurisdiction since the Independence War.
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Whenever the music would culminate in something close to a "drop," fans would jump onstage to join the artists in a dance or even share swigs of rum with them.
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Ruefle will track the places her thinking takes her without pulling back or trying to turn it into a story, or imbue it with longing, or culminate in a revelation.
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The inquiry would culminate in the panel either voting to recommend that the full House approve one or more articles of impeachment, or deciding not to make any such recommendation.
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Passing the budget resolution will set in motion the process that, as drawn up by Republican leaders, will culminate in the passage of legislation repealing major parts of the act.
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Stock investors' focus is turning from oil to the Federal Reserve, which is beginning a two-day monetary policy meeting that will culminate in its interest rate update on Wednesday.
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For its first year, the Farming Simulator League will have 10 tournaments across Europe which will culminate in a final competition to become Farming Simulator champion with prizes totaling €100,000.
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Democrats have always hoped to wrap up their investigation by the end of the year — with many believing it will culminate in a full House vote on articles of impeachment.
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In its most recent earnings call, the company laid out its plan for AR, which will culminate in connected glasses that can place a digital world over the physical one.
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They order him into various acts of humiliation that culminate in a gamy little climax that would be horrifying if it weren't so sudden, so random and, finally, so meaningless.
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These balls, essentially social gatherings for the 'youth' set in the outback, tend to culminate in alcohol being chugged from boots and doing it like they do on the discovery channel.
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For example, Mancuso reveals that it takes 50 hours to create a wig, even though the fruits of their labors often culminate in a sketch that might last five minutes, tops.
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The visit will culminate in events to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, a reminder of what Britain and America can achieve when they stand shoulder to shoulder.
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Sometimes years of work would culminate in a final court appearance, where I or another agent involved in the investigation would take the stand as an expert witness for the government.
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And while these investigations and lawsuits may or may not culminate in evidence of corruption or violation of agency rules, Pai's policies alone leave few questions about where his loyalties lie.
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"Narcissistic rage is fierce and unrelentingIf an over-exaggerated ego is fed with a daily dose of online attention — likes and comments — this can culminate in a "disconnect of realistic expectations.
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A year later, in the middle of an Astros postseason run that would culminate in a World Series victory, Cora was announced as the new manager of the Boston Red Sox.
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It will culminate in a mayoral election in June, one that promises to be in part a battle over the influence of the tech industry on the city and its politics.
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The higher the alcohol, particularly when you get to the range of 14.5 percent and above, the more likely a wine's procession of flavors will culminate in sweetness rather than bitterness.
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The Pentagon is currently in the midst of a review of the U.S. nuclear posture, which will culminate in a final report to President Trump by the end of the year.
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The movie falters a bit when it chooses to squeeze in some moralizing, having Kevin's adventure culminate in him learning to do laundry and shop for a sensible list of groceries.
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And I still remember reading original ANC [African National Congress] documents talking about the generation that would end up igniting the liberation movement that would culminate in the overthrow of apartheid.
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When a villainous landowner steps in and threatens everything, though, he sets off a series of events which culminate in a reckoning, revealing a history of violence, oppression, survival, and the occult.
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For the second time, the program didn't culminate in a demo day; rather, the 2000 participating startups were given pre-arranged one-on-one meetings with venture capital investors late last week.
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"Women often are extremely motivated to allow intercourse to occur and to engage in intercourse despite pain, due to societal messages that sexual activity is expected to culminate in intercourse," Rosenbaum says.
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More legal wranglings are now likely to follow this referendum announcement, which could culminate in regional elections in Catalonia if plans to hold the vote are quashed, a central government source said.
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As ever, France and Germany will play an outsize part in deciding whether the deep problems of migration and the euro culminate in the development of a new stability or in collapse.
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With an insistence from the very start that fundraising and third parties "co-finance" its project, we can see the Ford Foundation's market-based activism culminate in the NEA's establishment in 1965.
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The effort would culminate in a lunar base that would mine resources, like lunar water, for rocket fuel, provide a base for exploration and science, and serve as a destination for tourism.
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Short-term incentives push everyone to bad decisions that culminate in violence that, once it has reached a level as bloody as that in the Philippines, can be nearly impossible to stop.
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Constant overstimulation may make us less sensitive to dopamine over time, so it takes more of a behavior to get the same good feeling, which could eventually culminate in an addictive pattern.
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A torrent of online threats and real-world harassment, plus a nasty civil suit that cost Exotic everything, culminate in an FBI investigation to determine whether Exotic intended to have Baskin killed.
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With only a handful of released tracks to his name, Frampton's fan base has grown primarily through frenzied live performances, which often culminate in the rapper crowd-surfing over his jostling fans.
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But such a conflation neglects the layers of ego, cunning, and masculine power plays that culminate in one of the most unforgettable acts of solo vigilantism to appear onscreen since The Revenant.
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Otherwise, they might let their emotions get the best of them — and while those emotions can culminate in heated exchanges in a courtroom, they can also show up in unfair, punitive rulings.
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The second was the continuation of a feud between Hulk Hogan and Rowdy Roddy Piper, which had burned all year and was set to culminate in a match for Hogan's world title belt.
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U.S. Treasury prices fell on Monday before a heavy week of data, which will culminate in Friday's employment report for July, and as investors waited on Wednesday's refunding announcement for the coming quarter.
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The regular season will run from April to October and consists of two separate tournaments - the spring season and the fall season - and will culminate in the CPL Championship between the two winners.
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Adult animated shows based on MODOK, Hit-Monkey, Tigra and Dazzler, and Howard the Duck have been ordered and will culminate in a special called "The Offenders" in which the characters team up.
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Voters are picking from close to 6,000 candidates for town and city councils on Friday, the second part of a three-stage process that will culminate in electing a parliament early next year.
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Building on mobilizations late last year in downtown Brooklyn, Harlem, and the South Bronx, the actions of J31 will culminate in a convergence at the iconic clock in Grand Central Station at 5pm.
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President Donald Trump will be departing for Europe Tuesday for a series of meetings with key allies in the region that will culminate in his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Finland.
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In 1965, Princess Margaret & Her Husband Toured America The Crown covers this tour in season 3, which really did culminate in a meeting with then-president Lyndon B. Johnson at the White House.
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But where The Magicians usually puts that problem front and center, The Expanse is far more interested in building out its larger mysteries, which culminate in the final three episodes of the season.
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But if anyone thought Britney's rebellious stage would culminate in something as banal as a Vegas wedding, an ill-advised investment in a shady backup dancer, or brunette wigs … well, they were mistaken.
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Epic has made competitive Fortnite and e-sports a big priority, going so far as to set aside a whopping $100 million for tournaments, which will culminate in the World Cup finals this summer.
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"Our team has been preparing for this event, and I am extremely proud to see their hard work and dedication culminate in today's safe and successful landing of the X-373B," said Brig. Gen.
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Second, Mr Mnangagwa seems to accept that in order to receive help he will not only have to get the government's spending under control, but also enact political reforms that culminate in proper elections.
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That process will culminate in Trump's visit Tuesday, at which he will doubtless take credit for the wall prototypes and conveniently forget that his ideas (solar power!) bore no relationship to the actual selections.
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And the first scene — a series of half-comic courtship vignettes that culminate in Billy and Julie's melancholy duet, "If I Loved You" — can stand on its own as a perfect one-act play.
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Most likely, the set of elections, in which about one-third of delegates will be awarded, will culminate in a grouping of Democratic voters around opposite poles — progressives to Sanders and moderates to Biden.
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Trump's quest to absolve himself of the accusation that he cheated to win in 22017 would ironically culminate in his impeachment for what Democrats say are his attempts to cheat to win in 22016.
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But it seems destined to become a signature moment in the national assessment of Trump's presidency that will shape the mid-term elections in November and will culminate in the 2020 White House race.
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The government's current income-based repayment plans on federal student loans (which can culminate in debt forgiveness) should be improved and may also need to be paired with outright debt elimination for some borrowers.
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The vote by Parliament, whose workings are quietly managed by Mr. el-Sisi's intelligence agencies, sets in motion a fast-moving process of constitutional change that could culminate in a referendum within three months.
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Also up in the air is whether the season will culminate in some kind of confrontation between the PM and the pope, or if this was merely a temporary irritation for Pius and nothing more.
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Why did the treasonous schemes of House Martell culminate in an awkward family dinner (and that's leaving out Myrcella and Jaime talking about her incestuous origin in offensively reductionist "you love who you love" cant)?
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The once-every-five-years Communist Party Congress, which started Wednesday, is an exercise in the election of leadership ranks in China that will culminate in the membership set-up of the Politburo Standing Committee.
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The hoped-for accord would begin with a truce to pause fighting on nationwide battlefronts and culminate in the signing of a peace deal addressing the political interests of the warring parties, the sources added.
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The hoped for accord would begin with a truce to pause fighting on nationwide battlefronts and culminate in the signing of a peace deal addressing the political interests of the warring parties, the sources added.
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His administrative trial — an extended disciplinary hearing that could culminate in a judge recommending if the officer should lose his badge — was overseen by the NYPD and began in New York City on May 25.
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As part of the REDCAT-organized PST: LA/LA performance festival, Argote will be staging a motorcycle performance in Griffith Park, beginning her 18th Street Arts Center residency that will culminate in a road trip.
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For his part, Zach has transformed the entire upstairs of the U-HAUL space into a psychiatrist's office, where he'll be conducting interviews by appointment which will culminate in a published oral history, Fear/Frisson.
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Some analysts took the comment to suggest a decision is coming at the June 14 meeting but others saw it as the starting gun in a debate that will likely culminate in a decision in July.
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The strike would be part of a movement that appears to be spreading across the US, and may culminate in a nationwide strike planned for April 28, organized by a group called A Day Without Immigrants.
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Mr. Xi also appears to be laying the groundwork for promoting loyalists, which will culminate in the party's next congress in 2017, said Joseph Fewsmith, a professor at Boston University who specializes in elite Chinese politics.
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After Arya returns to Winterfell (and the two have a heartfelt reunion), Littlefinger begins to plant seeds of dissension in the sisters' relationship, seeds that culminate in Arya threatening Sansa's life in the season's penultimate episode.
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Iran's violations of key deal limits, including on stockpiles of enriched uranium and on the level of enrichment - 3.7%, deemed suitable for civilian nuclear energy - could culminate in a return of all international sanctions on Tehran.
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"Like everything in this business, if you've been in it for a while, you realize that things get started, but then they go in different places and they don't always culminate in a film," said Pacino.
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He said he had received the news just two days before President Xi Jinping of China was to arrive in Seattle for the start of a trip that would culminate in a state visit to Washington.
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The strike would be part of a movement that appears to be spreading across the US, and may culminate in a nationwide strike planned for April 28, organized by a group called A Day Without Immigrants.
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As much as original music holds a special allure, there's something beautiful about sampling and how it can culminate in discovering even more music—often from a genre and era the listener wasn't intentionally journeying towards.
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Fogelman and O'Brien put some of these ideas directly in Nick's mouth as he and Jack embark on a trip together, one that will culminate in Jack helping Nick escape the country and run to Canada.
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Several things still need to happen, but if the House transmits the articles of impeachment on Wednesday as expected, that kicks off a series of events that culminate in Trump's Senate impeachment trial beginning next Tuesday.
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MANILA (Reuters) - More than 86 women from all over the world gathered in Manila on Thursday to compete in the Miss Universe beauty contest that will culminate in a coronation in the Philippines capital on Monday.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi took the floor of the House of Representatives on Wednesday as the chamber is on the brink of a historic vote that will likely culminate in the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
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According to the Congressional Research Service, the chambers would create a conference committee, comprised of members from both the House and the Senate, to work out the differences, which would culminate in the signing of a report.
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In other words, over the weekend, President Obama told the gathered throng at the White House Correspondents' Dinner: Will season six culminate in a set piece with anything like the power of that great crimson nuptial betrayal?
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The central bank is kicking off its July meeting on Tuesday, which will culminate in its interest rate decision on Wednesday at 2 pm ET. Expectations for a rate cut have been fully priced in for weeks.
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"Our team has been preparing for this event for several years, and I am extremely proud to see our hard work and dedication culminate in today's safe and successful landing of the X-37B," said Brig. Gen.
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Earlier in his career, Gucci Mane had feuded with Young Jeezy, and the feud seemed to culminate in a homicide, in which an associate of Jeezy's was shot and killed, and Gucci Mane was arrested for murder.
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It was not entirely smooth or well organized, either, and it somehow managed to culminate in charges of plagiarism over a section of the showcase speech by Mr. Trump's wife, Melania, about the value of hard work.
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"This chapter of the Democratic Party, that will culminate in elections in November, will show the country that Democrats are not taking communities of color or minority communities for granted," said Mr. Alex of Latino Victory Fund.
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It also moved quickly to start planning for its next big tournament series, which is now called the Champion Series, featuring a handful of tournaments every week that culminate in a three-day contest in late September.
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Rather than treating debt ceiling increases as a matter of good housekeeping, politicians have fallen into the habit of flirting with default, engaging in bouts of brinkmanship that culminate in ad hoc deals on borrowing and spending.
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Past research shows that living close to a refinery, factory or highway is associated with higher rates of asthma, heart attacks, strokes and impaired lung function that can drag down overall health or culminate in chronic illness.
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Kurdish-led regions in Syria held elections for community leaders on Friday, the first in a three-phase vote that will culminate in the election of a parliament and the establishment of a federal system of government.
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Iran said on Sunday it will boost its uranium enrichment in a few hours above a cap set by the nuclear deal, a move that could eventually culminate in the return of all international sanctions on Tehran.
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ET. The trio flew home with Mike Pompeo after the secretary of state traveled to Pyongyang to secure their release — part of the ongoing rapprochement that will culminate in a summit next month between Trump and Kim.
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Throughout the day, families and children are invited to make posters focused on causes they feel passionate about, which will culminate in a Children's March around the Rose Garden, inspired by the Birmingham Children's Crusade of 1963.
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Abstract art did not culminate in the 1960s and it is about time we got around to embracing that fact, and not the fake news that institutions and various authorities have repeatedly tried to foist on us.
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Not only was the failed invasion humiliating for the new president, it set off a chain of events that would culminate in the Cuban Missile Crisis, the closest the world came to nuclear warfare during the Cold War.
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Thursday's agreement is one step in a process that will culminate in the signing of a broader agreement in the country's capital Maputo next week, expected to occur amid much fanfare but whose effectiveness remains to be seen.
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The work's five sections — to music by Tyondai Braxton, John Luther Adams, Philip Glass and Brooklyn Rider's Colin Jacobsen — culminate in "First Fall," which has grown more daring and more refined since its "Restless" days, a thrilling finale.
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The actions will culminate in a six-week period of civil disobedience and protest in a number of states this year, eventually fulfilling King's original goal of bringing the needs of poor people directly to the nation's capital.
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After all, it was Trump in September -- following an attack that killed a US serviceman in Afghanistan -- who abruptly ended talks with the Taliban that were supposed to culminate in some kind of signing ceremony at Camp David.
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Unless we are extremely well-versed in the statistics of that event to begin with, we will assume that the story it is about to tell, about India's archery prodigy, Deepika Kumari, will culminate in gold medal triumph.
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WARSAW — President Trump arrived in Europe on Wednesday for three days of diplomacy that will culminate in a meeting with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, which has the potential for global repercussions and political fallout back home.
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An Amphora vase topped with sculpted berry bats, for instance, features vines trailing down its neck to culminate in round lily pads; it echoes the tendril-like strands of hair on Klimt's women, always woven with concentric circles.
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"Sluggish loan growth and higher credit costs, offset by higher net interest margins, will culminate in modest to flattish profit growth," said Tan, who forecast the loan books for the banks to grow 3 to 5 percent in 2017.
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It's not uncommon for a season of The Bachelor or Bachelorette to end with an engagement, but it is uncommon for that relationship to make it all the way down the aisle to culminate in an actual IRL wedding.
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Right now, an OWL season is divided into four stages, the first three of which culminate in a mini-playoff series that adds a bit of mid-season excitement before the Grand Finals at the end of the year.
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On Friday and Saturday, the celebration of this historical milestone will culminate in a 17-minute light show taking viewers back to July 16, 1969 when Apollo 11 made its giant leap for mankind from Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
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"The Dove Flyer," a novel by Mr. Amir, and the 21951 film based on it, culminate in the 266 Israeli airlift that brought nearly 259,21970 Jews to Israel from Iraq with little more than the clothes on their backs.
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Abortion rights advocates and opponents are racing to pass some of the most aggressive laws in recent history as each side prepares for coming legal fights that are likely to culminate in a new challenge to Roe v. Wade.
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Its program of commemorative events will soon culminate in a benefit art auction, in which bidding has already begun on the Paddle21980 website; it will end in a live auction at Metro Pictures in Chelsea next Saturday, April 21980.
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His reign coincided with an outbreak of sectarian violence that would continue to plague Rwanda and culminate in the 20133 ethnic genocide, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people, mostly Tutsis but also Hutu moderates.
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The demonstrations will culminate in a march on Friday — with the baby balloon flying overhead — that is expected to be one of the nation's largest rallies since the 2003 protests against the American- and British-led invasion of Iraq.
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The Cleveland project would not be Mr. Pei's last unlikely museum commission: His museum oeuvre would culminate in the call to design the Museum of Islamic Art, in Doha, Qatar, in 2008, a challenge Mr. Pei accepted with relish.
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"The danger is that this is the first stage in an escalation that could culminate in a military confrontation between Iran and the United States, or Iran and Israel," said Karim Sadjadpour of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
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At this point, it's impossible to really feel like we're inching towards December 25 until every member of Keeping Up With the Kardashians is rolling out a series of enigmatic teasing Instagram posts that culminate in The Big Photo.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian police on Thursday arrested a Siberian shaman who had become a media curiosity after embarking on a long trek to Moscow which he had promised would culminate in him driving President Vladimir Putin from the Kremlin.
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Japanese citizens, by contrast, tend to see it as a tragic result of failed diplomacy between the two countries — one that would culminate in the much more terrible (from their point of view) atomic attacks on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
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Everything you see here now was made during the sessions, and it's going to culminate in an event on July 1, which will be a celebration for all the kids and their parents, and they'll take their work home.
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"However, it is not clear whether this unrest will culminate in an eruption and if it does over what timescale this will occur," the scientists said, adding that this represents a challenge for local authorities when trying to protect the population.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - Nepal will hold its first local elections in 20 years in May, a minister said on Monday, an important milestone in its long and difficult transition to democracy that the government hopes will culminate in a general election.
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The accelerator program will culminate in November 2016 at the MassChallenge Switzerland Awards Ceremony, where entrepreneurs will pitch their startups for the chance to win a share of 1 million Swiss Francs ($1,005,227) in zero-equity awards and in-kind prizes.
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Fun and games on the beach culminate in a postcard view over-printed with the words "Monte Carlo"; other towns are identified by a scrawl on the lining of a stage curtain or a large label on a packing case.
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The events will culminate in a finale in Cork, Ireland, at the Startup Nations Summit, where a new tool will be unveiled to help policymakers around the globe share innovative policies and programs that are helping entrepreneurs start high-impact companies.
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"There's someone out there that knows who did this and how this happened and there's people out there that have information that would be the nugget that we need to explode this investigation and culminate in an arrest," he said.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's Senate began the trial of suspended President Dilma Rousseff on Thursday after a lengthy impeachment process that has paralyzed the politics of Latin America's largest nation and is expected to culminate in her removal from office next week.
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In November, negotiations on buying the ninth batch of F-35 warplanes broke down and the government imposed a contract on the U.S. arms maker after more than a year of negotiations had failed to culminate in a suitable agreement.
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The participants, many of whom are normally office workers and have not experienced a crisis, are kept in the dark about what to expect during the three days of roleplays and training drills, which culminate in an ambush and kidnapping scenario.
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Her sound got smoother, more emotional, leaning towards R&B at times, and then back to more experimental hip hop; a weird mesh of textures that would ultimately culminate in her self-titled debut album, out in November last year.
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No matter, say optimists: this is the beginning of a "period of reflection" that will culminate in a set of shiny new initiatives next March, when the EU will mark the 60th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome, its founding document.
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So if the market is looking for less economic growth down the road (10-year bond) relative to today (3-month bill), that is a forecast for a weakening economy — precisely the sort of environment that can culminate in recession.
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Major League Baseball and Cuba are discussing ways for Cuban players to sign with teams without having to defect, taking advantage of a thaw between the countries that will culminate in President Obama's two-day trip there, set to begin Sunday.
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When Albert's plans go awry, they culminate in a parable that earned Jury Award nominations at the Sundance Film Festival and South by Southwest, won the award at the Nashville Film Festival and charmed an audience at Harlem's Apollo Theater.
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But it also prompted a backlash in Cobb's favor—an unusual labor protest by teammates that would culminate in Philadelphia on May 18, when 19 of Cobb's teammates, concerned for their own safety, refused to play a game against the Athletics.
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The evening will culminate in a supergroup mash-up featuring noise/dance outfit Xina Xurner (Young Joon Kwak and Marvin Astorga), Patty Schemel (Hole's drummer and author of Hit So Hard), and Paris Hurley's art punk act OBJECT AS SUBJECT.
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That Garner's death, which drew large protests, galvanized racial justice activists and at one point seemed poised to lead to criminal charges for Pantaleo will instead culminate in a decision made by NYPD officials has frustrated activists and Garner's family.
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SYDNEY, Australia — They were there for the Sissy Ball, a vogue-style dance-off that was last weekend's contribution to the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, a two-week gay pride festival that will culminate in a parade this Saturday.
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It has also scooped up key precursor awards that often culminate in Oscar gold — last weekend, the Directors Guild of America gave the filmmaker Guillermo del Toro its top prize, two weeks after the Producers Guild of America did the same.
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The Democratic-majority House Rules Committee met through the day Tuesday, with lawmakers arguing over the parameters for Wednesday&aposs debate, which is expected to culminate in votes to make Trump the third president to be impeached in American history.
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Another dispute poised to culminate in 2020 is how much of any funds set aside for victims may be used to compensate government agencies for the money they spent on rescue and recovery operations for wildfires ignited by PG&E equipment.
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The trial is expected to culminate in the removal of Rousseff from office, ending 13 years of left-wing Workers Party rule, and the confirmation of her vice president, Michel Temer, as president for the remainder of her term through 2018.
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His campaign schedule, which begins in Pittsburgh and will culminate in an official kickoff May 18 in Philadelphia, shows the candidate making a clear push for Pennsylvania, a crucial swing state that Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton narrowly lost to Trump in 2016.
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My wait was supposed to culminate in an eternal union between Turner and myself, but instead concluded with the silent and painful passage of an SUV with tinted windows, and to this day I'm not even sure he was inside of it.
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The most effective lie—because it was the one Stalin most wanted to believe—was that the German troop buildup at the border was a bluff that would culminate in an ultimatum from Hitler, perhaps for a long-term "lease" of Ukraine.
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It was the high water mark for the caliphate that Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi had declared earlier that year from a medieval mosque in Mosul, northern Iraq, followed by years of steady jihadist defeats that now culminate in the steppe of eastern Syria.
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Hence the projected cycle, which will culminate in a 10-disc set in 2020 (including contributions from other singers he selected) and to which Mr. Gerhaher brings the view that all of Schumann's song collections tell a story, however random they may appear.
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We've created these — on telling short, memorable stories; using details to show rather than tell; crafting a narrative arc; and more — to accompany the first unit of our yearlong Writing Curriculum, which will culminate in a Personal Narrative Essay Contest for students.
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Jacobson said the effort will culminate in November 28503 with a 22019,000-person convention that will seek to bring together presidential candidates that align themselves with the group's guidelines, such as vowing to assemble a bipartisan Cabinet if they win the White House.
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She's in the early stages of producing a video series that she hopes will culminate in her traveling to space—and if there's anything you'd want to go off without a hitch the first time you try it, it's a trip to space.
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That, Mr. Suzuki said, is the critical question for the climate talks that culminate in Santiago: How much can developing nations reduce their emissions, and how much can richer countries aid that effort through financing green technologies that will eventually benefit everyone?
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That, Mr. Suzuki said, is the critical question for the climate talks that culminate in Santiago: How much can developing nations reduce their emissions, and how much can richer countries aid that effort through financing green technologies that will eventually benefit everyone?
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The video announcement kicks off a busy week for Ms. Gillibrand that will culminate in what her campaign is billing as her first speech as a presidential candidate next Sunday in Manhattan, which she will deliver, pointedly, outside one of President Trump's properties.
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That role would culminate in the release of iOS 7 the following year, the biggest visual redesign to the iPhone and iPad's software in the decade-plus they've been around, and one that still exists today as the guiding aesthetic across all of Apple's software.
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LONDON/JERUSALEM (Reuters) - In a 67-word statement composed 100 years ago, Britain endorsed the establishment of a Jewish homeland in the Middle East, triggering a process that would culminate in the creation of Israel - and with it one of the world's most intractable conflicts.
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Fowler likely had no idea her blog post about her "One very, very strange year" dealing with sexual harassment and discrimination at Uber would culminate in the ousting of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick, a pledge of sweeping changes at the company and a movie deal.
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"This is a historic deal which solves a national issue which has lasted for 30 years," said Sia Anagnostopoulou, a lawmaker from the ruling Syriza party during the opening of the two-day debate expected to culminate in a vote late Thursday at the earliest.
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Many of the hundreds of thousands of black-clad mourners are expected to camp for days near Bangkok's Grand Palace to capture a good view of the ceremonies, which will be guarded by 78,000 police officers and culminate in the cremation on Oct. 26.
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We know the Wolverines are good, and we know they'll contend for a Playoff spot, but the game against No. 8 Wisconsin is a chance for all of the statistical evidence to culminate in the result Wolverines fans have waited a decade to see.
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Rush even attended his fight in early March against Nate Diaz at UFC 194—an appearance which Diaz later claimed was supposed to culminate in GSP walking into the cage after the fight to set up a fight against McGregor after he had beaten Diaz.
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What to watch: How Trump and his appointees, as well as allies of law enforcement and the intelligence community in Congress, talk about surveillance over the next year will culminate in the reauthorization of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act later this year.
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JOHANNESBURG, March 3 (Reuters) - South African trade unions said on Tuesday that they would lodge a formal dispute if the government doesn't honour a three-year public-sector wage deal, a step that could lead to months of arbitration and culminate in a strike.
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Atlanta programming highlights include lectures at SCADshow by Janet Biggs and Robert Wilson, as well as a new work by Cynthia Gutiérrez that will be created in collaboration with SCAD students and culminate in a bronze pour presentation at the ACA Sculpture Studio of SCAD.
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This weekend's Davis Cup final between France and Croatia in Lille is the last one in the 118-year-old competition's current home-and-away format with next year's event to culminate in an 18-nation, World Cup-style showdown in Madrid in November.
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The new CEO said that over the past month he met with 100 investors face-to-face to get their views on the company as he begins a deep dive into GE's different businesses, a review expected to culminate in updated guidance come November.
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His 6-yard touchdown pass to K.J. Hill in the third quarter extended Ohio State's lead to 19 points and silenced a capacity crowd, many of whom arrived hoping that Michigan's four-game winning streak would culminate in an upset of the top-ranked Buckeyes.
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This exhibition, which follows on the heels of solo exhibitions at Tilton Gallery in 2014 and 2016, along with his inclusion in historical surveys, are steps that I hope will culminate in a vast and necessary reappraisal of his work and place in art history.
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In the early 19th century, several factions warred in southern California: liberal Mexican nationalists and illiberal ones, those who hoped for an independent California, and those who worked the "Texas game" — hoping to provoke a rebellion or a war that would culminate in annexation by America.
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What used to be a season-ending affair that would kick off a new three-month season has turned into a constant flow of big and small changes that take place almost every week, which typically culminate in a massive gathering like the one we watched today.
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The pictures of it by Micha Bar-Am, an Israeli photographer, which appear in "Defence Lines", begin with the barrier's construction in the late 1960s; move on to the placid routine of soldiers on the banks of the Suez canal; and culminate in the carnage of war.
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One of the revelations of "The Great War" is the prominence of American women in the debate about World War I. It was a time of surging women's activism that would culminate in 1920 with the ratification of the 19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote.
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On the behalf of conservative website Washington Free Beacon, and later the Clinton campaign, Fusion GPS funded research into Donald Trump that would later culminate in a series of documents popularly known as the "Steele dossier," named after its author, former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele.
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Political revulsion could culminate in a government of national unity, whose first move would be to apply to rejoin the EU. Although permission for this extraordinary reversal would probably be granted, a new deal would not include any of the special treatment the United Kingdom currently enjoys.
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In April, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un announced he was suspending ballistic missile and nuclear testing, paving the way for negotiations on its nuclear weapons program with the United States that will culminate in a historic summit next week in Singapore with President Donald Trump.
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On Soccer MOSCOW — Something was bothering Croatia's players and staff members as they reflected on the game that had brought them to the brink of greatness, and on the month that may culminate in what would — by most estimations — be the greatest achievement in World Cup history.
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Past runs of quiet trading have tended to culminate in periods of turbulence: for instance, an unusually calm period from September 2017 to January 2018 preceded a sharp selloff in U.S. stocks in February 2018, fueled by an implosion of bets that volatility would stay low.
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Past runs of quiet trading in U.S. stocks have tended to culminate in periods of turbulence: for instance, an unusually calm period from September 000 to January 2018 preceded a sharp sell-off in February 2018, fueled by an implosion of bets volatility would stay low.
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Past runs of quiet trading in U.S. stocks have tended to culminate in periods of turbulence: for instance, an unusually calm period from September 000 to January 2018 preceded a sharp sell-off in February 2018, fueled by an implosion of bets volatility would stay low.
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Past runs of quiet trading in U.S. stocks have tended to culminate in periods of turbulence: for instance, an unusually calm period from September 2017 to January 2018 preceded a sharp sell-off in February 2018, fueled by an implosion of bets volatility would stay low.
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Willa Knox, you see, never could have predicted that her years as an ambitious journalist would culminate in this: Living on the poverty line in a ramshackle inherited house, which she shares with her ailing father-in-law, barely employed husband, surprise grandson, wandering daughter, and grieving son.
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In the run-up to the ceremony in Paris, French President Emmanuel Macron is making a journey along the former front in northern France, which will culminate in a meeting with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at Compiègne, where a previous German representative signed the armistice in a railway carriage.
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Instead we travel from topic to topic in discrete, sardonic vignettes that culminate in pithy but unsatisfying kickers: a rueful jab at the "national symphony of commerce, the most authentic-sounding American music of all," or something about the orchestra on the Titanic playing as the ship went down.
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In November, it did culminate in a very brutal crackdown, which was a big shift from the way the state authorities responded to the protests in the country back in 2017 and 2018, where they were largely allowed to continue and allowed to more or less fizzle out.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi handed over the articles to the Senate on Thursday, kicking off a Senate impeachment trial that will culminate in a final vote that will force all 100 senators -- including four presidential candidates -- to make a decision on whether or not to remove Trump from office.
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The weeks that begin with Ash Wednesday culminate in Holy Week, a commemoration of the Passover feast in roughly the year A.D. 33, during which Jesus triumphantly entered Jerusalem, was condemned and crucified by the Roman authorities, and — in the Christian understanding of the world — rose from the dead.
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She was born in Ashland, Kentucky, the oldest of five children, is an avid Kentucky Wildcats basketball fan and dreamed of going to West Point before she ultimately embarked on a 33-year CIA career that could culminate in her becoming the first female director of the agency.
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As part of September's National Literacy Month activities, which culminate in next week's National Adult Education and Family Literacy Week, Bush, 91, teamed up with Brad Meltzer, the best-selling author of adult thrillers, to videotape her dramatic reading of one of his offerings for children: I am Lucille Ball.
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The trailer for Big Little Lies season 2, released Friday, gives a glimpse into the anticipated new chapter of the Monterey Five as they navigate the aftermath of the traumatic events that saw the first season culminate in the murder of Perry (Alexander Skarsgard), the abusive husband of Nicole Kidman's Celeste.
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The very biggest drops in confidence in the last 40 years came from major events like the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 and the popping of the internet bubble, which led to recessions, but close on their heels were episodes of government dysfunction, which did not necessarily culminate in recessions.
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Whether you call it a simulated game, live batting practice or a glorified bullpen session, Harvey's first appearance on a mound since that June game was yet another step in the process that he and Collins think will culminate in a return to action before the end of this season.
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The video started out with Gomez and some of her friends sitting on a couch, watching TV. Featuring snippets from The Office, Friends and a Taylor Swift music video, the clip seemed to culminate in a happy birthday message from none other than Cuban, but the real surprise came moments later.
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"We are now seeing the urbanization wave headed through China, it is toward the latter part of its urbanization; And now it is headed for India, and then we will see it culminate in the big cities of sub-Saharan Africa," Hoornweg recently said to Voice Of America regarding current urbanization patterns.
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When Iron Man debuted in 222, no one had ever tried creating a broad network of interconnected film franchises that culminate in one giant mega-franchise, because it was a ludicrous idea, requiring an enormous outlay of filmmaking capital on the mere hope that audiences would respond with blockbuster-level enthusiasm every time.
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But whereas conservative Republican speeches on Israel tend to culminate in specific policy proposals meant to shift American policy — moving the American embassy to Jerusalem, for example, or suspending peace talks until the Palestinians meet some new demand — Clinton's actual policy plan is difficult to differentiate from the status quo under President Obama.
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All of the reflection, introspection and healing work of the songs before culminate in "Sandcastles," an emotional piano-driven ballad that finds Beyoncé herself on the keys in an empty room filled and sees the first appearance from husband Jay Z looking way more vulnerable than the public is probably used to.
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The twice-a-decade event, a weeklong, mostly closed-door conclave, will culminate in the selection of a new Politburo Standing Committee to rule China's 1.4 billion people for the next five years, with Xi expected to consolidate his control and potentially retain power beyond 2022, when the next congress takes place.
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Electronic sighs and moans, punctuated with fluttering reeds, lonesome six-strings, poignant synth-horns, gamelan-esque percussion, jazzy interludes, various swirly bits and pieces—and, on occasion, Allien's speak-sing vocals, both unadorned and laden in effects—culminate in a elegant, joyous drone that, in the album's final passage, dissolves into breakbeat bliss.
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Echoing "Silent Spring," Rachel Carson's galvanizing 1962 exhortation against pesticides and weedkillers, and presaging the creation of the federal Environmental Protection Agency by President Richard M. Nixon in 20063, Dr. Gates was in the vanguard of scientists who raised the alarm about an ecological crisis that would culminate in global warming from greenhouse gases.
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Video: NASA/YouTube The module's safe arrival at the ISS on April 22, aboard SpaceX's Dragon capsule, represents the latest step towards more affordable and flexible architectures for human spaceflight, which the company hopes will eventually culminate in an independent commercial space station, and even expandable habitats on the Moon, Mars, and other planetary bodies.
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Gilmour Space and USQ entered into a strategic partnership last year to work together on research and development of fundamental new rocket technologies, and this project, along with its work on hybrid fuels and other areas of investigation, will culminate in a plan to launch Gilmour's first commercial rocket into orbit sometime in 2022.
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So for Let's Eat Grandma, the next few months will be spent doing what most bands do around the release of an album—festivals, a bunch of promo and a tour of the UK and Europe that will culminate in a headline slot at London's Heaven—but aside from that, the friends want to get creative.
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Haley is still in high school, and studying combined with a rigorous dance schedule that includes near-daily rehearsals to prepare for weekend-long competitions, plus twice-weekly high school dance team practices that culminate in performances at football games, she hardly has the time required to conceptualize, shoot, edit, and promote videos longer than a minute.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's crusade against regulation would culminate in the elimination of accountability for the most egregious corporate misconduct.
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In 2018, Rock the Vote's top organizers -- along with clothing brand American Eagle, the project's primary sponsor -- have made the decision to beef up their work with local schools, offering a mix of classes on the history and importance of voting that will culminate in registering or pre-registering students to vote, according to Rock the Vote executives.
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But because the digital world, like nature, apparently abhors a vacuum, into the self-imposed silence rushed speculation about Ms. Kardashian West's (understandably) shaky emotional state, her husband's hospitalization for exhaustion, whether or not it all might culminate in divorce, and existential questions about whether their tendency toward living in public contributed to the while darn thing.
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"We always knew that for South by [Southwest] 2017 we wanted to have a gallery show to culminate in all the collective work that Mike has put in to this entire series," says Mondo's creative director Eric Garza, "and just be able to stand in the center of a room and look at everything that he's done over the past year."
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If anything, this seems to line up with a general embrace of sectarianism politics and with trends that Amanda Taub identifies in this long and fascinating piece on what draws people to authoritarianism: a fear of social change, external threats, and "the other," all of which culminate in a desire for a strongman leader to smash the threats and protect the status quo.
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"The Death and Life of Great American Cities" was written during a time when Manhattan had begun to see its population decline, a slide that would culminate in the rest of New York City in the '70s, as it did in urban areas around the country, allowing Jacobs the luxury to equate "density" with rows of lovely townhouses and low-rise multifamily dwellings.
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The New York Mets were a year away from winning their second World Series, and the Atlanta Braves were on the verge of a very long rebuild, which would see them re-hiring former skipper Bobby Cox as their GM and eventually manager and culminate in 14 division championships in 15 years, five pennants, and a win in the 1995 World Series.
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Some observers doubt that Mueller will need Trump's testimony to complete his investigation, which is expected to culminate in a report to Deputy Attorney General Rod RosensteinRod RosensteinWhy the presumption of innocence doesn't apply to Trump McCabe sues FBI, DOJ, blames Trump for his firing Rosenstein: Trump should focus on preventing people from 'becoming violent white supremacists' MORE, who is overseeing the probe.
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Each of those developments has implications for SpaceX's core business, but perhaps none stands poised to transform human spaceflight and the larger, commercial-space marketplace quite like the company's announcement in April that it is working with NASA to send an unmanned mission to the surface of Mars as soon as 22014 — a mission that could eventually culminate in the first manned mission to the Red Planet.
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The multi-year angle would rope in many wrestlers who are currently household names, from CM Punk to Colt Cabana to Austin Aries to Daniel Bryan, and would culminate in the Age of the Fall, a hyperviolent stable founded when Lacey fell in love with Jacobs only to face the realization that he was still miserable, a petty, violent man who might never be happy.
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"Should Deckers' strategic review process not culminate in a sale of the company at an attractive value to all stockholders, we will be prepared to seek significant board change at the company's next annual meeting by nominating a slate of director candidates to replace the entire board," McGuire, the managing partner of Marcato Capital Management, wrote in a letter, obtained exclusively by CNBC, to the board.
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Thanks to the extremely high burden of proof required to obtain a criminal conviction, along with significant procedural advantages given to defendants and the historical bias against female accusers that still exists in many police departments and state courts, less than 6 percent of rapes end up being prosecuted, and less than 3 percent culminate in a conviction that includes any time behind bars.
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ET * Apple hits record high on trade, Wedbush PT bump * Indexes up: Dow 1.47%, S&P 500 1.46%, Nasdaq 1.68% (Updates to early afternoon) Oct 11 (Reuters) - Wall Street rose for the third straight session on Friday, with hopes running high that the talks between President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He would culminate in a partial trade deal and delay planned U.S. tariff increases.
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He records their wars over his lengthening hair, which culminate in Springsteen senior calling in a barber when his son is incapacitated by a motorbike accident; the simmering silences and boozing; but also his unexpected, curt relief when Bruce fails his army medical ("That's good"), and the old man's crumpled awe when his son produces the Oscar he won for "Philadelphia" ("I'll never tell anybody what to do ever again").
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ET * Apple hits record high on trade, Wedbush PT bump * Indexes up: Dow 1.47%, S&P 500 1.46%, Nasdaq 1.68% (Updates to early afternoon) By Shreyashi Sanyal Oct 11 (Reuters) - Wall Street rose for the third straight session on Friday, with hopes running high that the talks between President Donald Trump and Chinese Vice Premier Liu He would culminate in a partial trade deal and delay planned U.S. tariff increases.
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They culminate in the mother of all benders at an apartment in an anonymous Los Angeles neighborhood, the room "spinning slowly into a horny, mellow, gooshy lull," as Mateo and three confederates inhale or snort or else couple up on a futon, and a porn film with a pounding techno soundtrack plays on the TV. Desperately intense, it is the kind of scene that requires putting a book down for a moment to take a breather.
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After stumbling out of the screening room, I called a friend and recounted the entire plot on my walk to the subway: "And then Isabelle Huppert stood outside a restaurant and looked menacing, and then there was a table flip that rivaled Teresa Giudice's in The Real Housewives of New Jersey, and then..." All of these moments culminate in the suspense movie's prolonged, sweaty ending sequence, most of which takes place in the hidden corners of Greta's (Isabelle Huppert) home.
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Using a phone in a hotel lobby, trying to cash a check at a bank, babysitting white children, mowing lawns, selling water, eating at Subway, sleeping in a college common room, and entering their own apartment buildings: There have been countless stories in the past year of black men, women, and children who were trying to go about their daily lives only to be interrupted by a (usually white) stranger challenging their presence — challenges that often culminate in interaction with the police.
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Billed as a soccer-style World Cup of tennis, Spain found themselves in a so-called 'group of death' with defending Davis Cup champions Croatia and a potent Russia side in Group B. France, 2018 runners-up, face Serbia, who are not certain to have world number one Novak Djokovic in their ranks, and Japan in Group A. A drastic revamp of the 119-year-old team competition will culminate in a week-long event featuring 18 nations at Madrid's La Caja Magica from Nov. 18-24.
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The many Canadian redneck jokes in this inexplicable action-adventure fantasy starring a pickup-driving, beer-guzzling hick named Rowsdower all culminate in one wonderful song about this nation's ongoing beef with our neighbor to the north: And if that weren't enough, Rowsdower ends up with his own theme song in the closing credits, here edited into a fittingly Rowsdower-filled fanvid: Say what you will about Werewolf (episode 904), but the music's actually not terrible — and it's instantly made 3000 times better by the tour de force musical accompaniment Mike and the bots give it in the closing credits.
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