Kelly's line of questioning culminates in her — the debate moderator!
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The class struggle culminates in a single, clean, knockout punch.
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Officially, Bandersnatch culminates in five endings, but that's not entirely accurate.
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This purposelessness all culminates in the bunker, once Black Kevin arrives.
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Narrator: Recruit training culminates in an event known as the Crucible.
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Their rapturous love scene culminates in a night of blissful sex.
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It culminates in Jimmy's speech before the board that could reinstate him.
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State Like Sleep ultimately culminates in a twist you won't see coming.
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His current assignment is an art project that culminates in a painting.
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This all culminates in Jean's speech at the Connecticut anti-bullying summit.
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The struggle between personhood and slavery culminates in the destruction of names.
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It culminates in a story of another animal in need: the bee.
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In Wisconsin, the year-round work culminates in waterlogged weeks of autumn.
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It culminates in a concert, with songs in both Korean and English.
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Free with an R.S.V.P., this Brooklyn event culminates in a dance party.
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It culminates in her being forced out of her employment by sexual discrimination.
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That this all culminates in a panic attack is unsurprising, says Dr. Murrough.
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At the end of the residency, Summer Studio culminates in a public exhibition.
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Their relationship culminates in strange and unpleasant—but not violent or coercive—sex.
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This year's competition culminates in Stockholm this week, with the finals on Saturday.
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It culminates in Starry Night, and the second screening on Japanese art begins.
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Everything culminates in an approximately 30-minute fireworks display at 9:15 p.m.
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Lucia's desperation culminates in one of the most challenging mad scenes in opera.
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Her residency culminates in a performance piece called "The End of the Moon" (21066).
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" All this research and engineering culminates in a three-day "holiday from being human.
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At 7pm, the block party culminates in the final event: the TC Trivia Throwdown.
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The annual festival consists of numerous community events and culminates in the Mummers Parade.
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The work culminates in a marathon markup of the bill by the full committee.
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Intense qualification process culminates in a fight to the death with my other suitors.
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This unconvincing charade culminates in one of the silliest birth scenes in recent memory.
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The metamorphosis is simultaneous with Pentheus's sexual awakening, and it culminates in an orgasm.
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A week into their turn, which culminates in a marathon session from 10 a.m.
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The class includes demonstrations and hands-on work, and culminates in a cassoulet feast.
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Ms. Marie's run at the Standard culminates in a special New Year's Eve performance.
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Their growing movement culminates in a strike that brings the town to a halt.
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This culminates in a culture where officers are taught to think flexibly, quickly, and fairly.
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Each trio of residencies culminates in an exhibition, one of which I reviewed for Hyperallergic.
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The weirdness culminates in a traditional Khmer roof plopped on top of the modern building.
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This somewhat frenzied attempt of cultural gerrymandering culminates in two exhibitions in Munich in 1937.
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You aren't acting, but you do want an exciting experience that culminates in a climax.
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The two have a lovely, sweet night on the playground that culminates in a kiss.
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Mimicking the structure of a comedy, Happy End culminates in a pair of celebration scenes.
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The semester culminates in a field trip to Sweet Grass Kitchen, a local edibles manufacturer.
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It culminates in the right of self-determination and the awesome responsibility of self-government.
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"In the Same Boat" culminates in an act of cannibalism and a change of identity.
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Their building disagreement culminates in a dangerously loud show-down at the (now headless) Lincoln Memorial.
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Boaters decorate their vessels to the nines, and the show culminates in a stunning fireworks display.
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First Words The bad news never seems to cease: death, discrimination, discrimination that culminates in death.
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But thanks to one man's quick thinking, this one culminates in glorious rescue rather than tragedy.
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It culminates in a tragedy that might be an accident, murder or something even more disturbing.
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The devastating impact of this despair culminates in the high rates of suicide among these men.
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The program culminates in a Demo Day, when founders get to pitch investors on their business.
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Your pregnancy culminates in what can be a very long labor, full of notoriously painful contractions.
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It's Chimney Rock State Park, a majestic formation that culminates in the wonderfully named Exclamation Point.
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And the whole thing culminates in Colbert singing the Cantina band song, which is just lovely.
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It culminates in a tear jerking finale that sees Kat recite her titular poem to Patrick.
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It's a tour cycle that culminates in a huge headline show at Hollywood Bowl this Sunday.
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Green Book culminates in a Christmas dinner scene where Tony's entire family embraces him with open arms.
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It's no wonder the tension culminates in the murder of Brett Courtney, the show's fan-favorite contestant.
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This all culminates in one of those reifications of the class system that Baron Fellowes specializes in.
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Season three of Netflix's hit '80s sci-fi series, "Stranger Things," culminates in a main-character death.
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The show culminates in two floors of aqueous, immersive environments, radiant with color, one completed this year.
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The building has a gabled roof that culminates in a deep slit instead of the expected peak.
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Typically, the bachelor chooses between two final contestants in what usually culminates in a dramatic marriage proposal.
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Part 22011 culminates in a coup de théâtre that represents the generational loss wrought by the epidemic.
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The affair culminates in a single, searing night together in Chicago, after which they part for good.
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The whole thing culminates in a Demo Day, where startups present to a room full of investors.
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In a subsequent episode, a running theme of toxic masculinity culminates in an eight-minute original musical.
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Aubrey Plaza plays Ingrid, whose fixation on an Instagram influencer (Elizabeth Olsen) culminates in horrifying self-destruction.
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The book culminates in a behind-the-scenes retelling of Brett Kavanaugh's Congressional hearing in September 2018.
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It's a story that's so serious for so long, and it culminates in this objectively farcical episode.
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The movie culminates in 1985's Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium, but these scenes were shot first.
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The Betty-Jughead plot culminates in F.P (Skeet Ulrich) and Alice finding Jughead's copy of the rule book.
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It's time for Celebrity Big Brother's first two-hour gauntlet, which culminates in the first celebrity being evicted.
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It all culminates in an actual burning wicker man, while the inspector narrowly escapes being charbroiled to death.
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The speculation culminates in suggesting that Awan was behind the stolen DNC emails leaked to WikiLeaks in 2016.
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It culminates in actual lyrics about crying, while "Knights" ends with a trio of Bellamies screeching about chemtrails.
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It's always a mild surprise to remember that the novel culminates in vehicular manslaughter and a murder-suicide.
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The tension of the series thus far culminates in this melodramatic apex, and the episode does not disappoint.
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Much of the facade will have a cubelike appearance that culminates in a striking three-dimensional prismatic corner.
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Mary Queen of Scots culminates in a meeting between the two queens, who likely never met in real life.
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The most important priority for 6900, a political year that culminates in the 2628th Party Congress, is economic growth.
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Now that day culminates in movies, over and over, until you're appalled or inured — which is, of course, appalling.
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The video culminates in the construction of a massive tower held up by the bodies of Warburton's CG subjects.
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This approach culminates in a season finale that lasts just 20 minutes and juxtaposes two of the series's signatures.
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The school offers an intensive two-year curriculum for juniors and seniors that culminates in an international baccalaureate diploma.
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The fundamental problem with modern Western coupling is the ideal that romantic love culminates in marriage—and will last forever.
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The video culminates in a grungy fight scene in which Sheeran challenges a massive sumo wrestler, who easily overtakes him.
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All of which culminates in a sex scene that you may never be able to erase from your brain. 5.
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Also worth catching: The women's water polo, which culminates in a gold medal for one team from 230:23 p.m.
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In this fictionalized version at least, Mapplethorpe and Moore's relationship culminates in a fierce confrontation about the former's racial bias.
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The advocates are in town for the National Medical Cannabis Unity Conference, which culminates in a lobbying day next week.
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Following his cabinet meeting, Mr. Rajoy must follow a parliamentary procedure that culminates in a plenary vote in the Senate.
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The vessel culminates in curved lavender shapes that create a turban effect and a scalloped cloud that conjures a doily.
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But its largest event by far is this parade, which culminates in an afternoon of performances at Tompkins Square Park.
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The music video culminates in all three not angels singing and dancing together in sexy black outfits and matching wings.
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The first case culminates in a fiendishly complex escape room challenge that puts the stars firmly outside their comfort zone.
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Many of the events it describes are rooted in history, and it culminates in the 1973 siege at Wounded Knee.
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Like all our writing units, this one culminates in a contest that asks students to formalize their writing and thinking.
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In the current format for the tournament, group winners would move into a knockout round that culminates in a final.
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The music video culminates in all three pop stars singing and dancing together in sexy black outfits and matching wings.
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The entire situation culminates in me trying to kiss him, which he rebuffs, and then I just unload on the guy.
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It all culminates in the best friends kissing in real life in an effort to affirm or reject their actual chemistry.
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The film culminates in the military victory at the 1307 Battle of Loudoun Hill, but the battle continued in real life.
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" The latter culminates in a soaring gospel chorus as Jaar delivers the album's ominous final lines: "Chapter one: We fucked up.
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The blue ribbon holding her hair in place culminates in a bow that pokes violently into that girl's right eye socket.
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This is a nine-month opportunity for concentrated studio work, the acquisition of teaching experience and culminates in a solo exhibition.
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A glossy glass back curves into a metal frame, which wraps around to the front and culminates in a chamfered edge1.
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Civ II tells a version of human history that culminates in a triumphant arrival at on the shores of the future.
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Fittingly, it culminates in a giant outdoor digital screen facing the street that resembles a television set of late 1980s vintage.
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This all culminates in preparing a new org chart, one that treats entrepreneurship like a corporate function that's owned and managed.
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Sculpted into slight ramps, plinths, and thin columns, the piece culminates in a small niche where a funny-looking bust resides.
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Over the course of babysitting, she begins to role-play, a seemingly innocuous ploy that culminates in a pleasing punch line.
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It all culminates in a face-off between good and evil, with the life of Riverdale High's golden boy at stake.
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His book culminates in his account of the black power era in the 1960s, of which Detroit was a prominent home.
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"GLOW" culminates in a televised bout, and the pleasure of the to-the-brow eye shadow and belted lamé is overpowering.
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Her related performance will adhere to the proper and respectful manner for retiring a flag, which culminates in its ceremonial burning.
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The week kicks off at the Social Good Summit, and culminates in the Global Citizen Festival in Central Park on September 24.
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Also worth catching: Table tennis, a wholly mesmerizing sport at the Olympic level, culminates in the women's medal matches from 3013 p.m.
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The bundle's learning culminates in several projects in which you'll build a working Amazon Echo clone and custom Alexa Skills from scratch.
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Its gradual build culminates in a stripped-back bridge and a fake chorus, followed by a satisfying drop into the final chorus.
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The March culminates in front of Stonewall Inn, the site of the 1969 Stonewall Riots, which helped launch several LGBTQA advocacy organizations.
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By framing the movie as a multipronged narrative that eventually culminates in the big event of the fair itself, it risks prosaicness.
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The action kicks off with a sequence that culminates in Drew Barrymore emerging from an LL Cool J skinsuit, Mission Impossible-style.
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I don't know about you, but my extended family's white elephant gift exchange always culminates in a petty fight over certain presents.
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The dynamic culminates in Astrid and Payton throwing insults at each other across as lunch table as Elliott looks on with boredom.
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Head to the Hotel Posada de la Mision for an interesting underground tour that culminates in a cocktail by the hotel pool.
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In Narcos: Mexico, which premiered on November 16, Kiki and Felix's ongoing cat-and-mouse game culminates in a taut, devastating season finale.
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It's not really a spoiler to say that a high-stress and tension-filled environment culminates in the the mom's self-inflicted death.
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This week, they'll be holding their People's Printmaking Week, a series of talks and workshops, which culminates in an annual People's Printmaking Fair.
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The Federal Reserve is kicking off its two-day meeting today, before it culminates in the monetary policy update and press conference tomorrow.
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All of this optimization — as children, in college, online — culminates in the dominant millennial condition, regardless of class or race or location: burnout.
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In the episode, we see the pair's countless weeks of flirting during Fitz's original presidential run, which culminates in their hotel room hookup.
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The Fed's two-day monetary policy meeting kicks off Tuesday morning and culminates in its interest rate decision at 2 pm ET Wednesday.
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It is widely believed that the rewards earned for noble acts are greater during Ramadan, which culminates in the Eid holiday this week.
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The boaters show off their festive vessels at the Biloxi Beach Water Boat Parade, which culminates in a fireworks show over the water.
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Jeezy has a whole riff about busting ten nuts in a two-seater, which culminates in him wishing there was more leg room.
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The show's callous streak returns stronger than ever in this massacre, which culminates in a hail of bullets that the audience doesn't see.
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The class, which culminates in a three-course meal, also includes tips on making handmade tortillas and lime chicken soup ($65 per person).
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"Frontier" traces the experience of a female astronaut and culminates in a solo meant to evoke the excitement of exploring a new planet.
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The 143rd annual contest, which began yesterday and culminates in the best-in-show tonight, features 2,800 dogs from 203 breeds and varieties.
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Her combination of bawdy subject matter and deft caricature with clear drawing and precise gradations of shading culminates in wonderfully funny, art historical contradiction.
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All this culminates in a culture in which people feel as if relationships should just be effortlessly perfect, and that they don't require work.
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And it culminates in a fight between Reed and Doom — a physical and psychological battle where every line exchanged has double or triple meanings.
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The episode culminates in a gory twist, so violent and shocking that it continues to replay in my head when I try to sleep.
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The story culminates in squalid violence, and the unheroic Deep State is left to clean up—which is to say, cover up—the mess.
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On Wednesday, that fight culminates in a set of major legal battles, with the two sides meeting in a federal court room in Tallahassee.
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The strictly disciplined but buoyant and expressive performance culminates in a "storm" scene that must have torn through the roof of the old Garden.
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It is not a dish to enter into lightly, but to revel in as a serial project that culminates in a hearty, warming meal.
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American capital punishment is ritualized, with a carefully orchestrated set of appeals that often culminates in a last-minute denial from the Supreme Court.
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The movie culminates in a cinematic coup de grâce bold enough to spin your head — one that gives the movie an entirely new dimension.
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Fridlund and Loftis suggested that tickle games may not just be like jokes—they may start the developmental path that culminates in adult humor.
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On today's episode of Daily VICE, we head to Guatemala to take part in a traditional festival that culminates in a drunken horse race.
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For many, the period of repentance that started with Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year, which was celebrated last week, culminates in Yom Kippur.
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The "Swan" series culminates in paintings whose segmented targets on red or black anticipate the unequivocal abstraction of Kenneth Noland, the 1960s Color Fielder.
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Boyd's narrative culminates in his account of black power in 1960s-era Detroit, perhaps because it is where his story and the city's converge.
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The evening culminates in a hike around Snug Harbor, where participants will look for luna, sphinx and owlet moths, as well as other species.
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And of course, that effort culminates in the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which says that discriminating on the basis of race is unconstitutional.
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This year's contest, which includes two semifinals and culminates in a grand final next Saturday, will once again celebrate the diversity of European pop.
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Guests pull up to the seven bedroom, nine-and-a-half bathroom home via a long, gated driveway, which culminates in a central fountain.
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This culminates in a thousands-strong plan to simultaneously blast the "shofar," a musical ram's horn used in the Jewish tradition, on election night.
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If Nahles' resignation culminates in the SPD deciding to withdraw from the grand coalition, the fall of the government would most likely trigger fresh elections.
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" The hilarious segment culminates in a glorious version of Boyz II Men's "I'll Make Love to You, " which translates to "I'll Place Kindness on You.
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A year of these movies certainly culminates in Mary Queen of Scots, a sumptuous costume drama written by former House of Cards showrunner Beau Willimon.
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The memoir eventually culminates in the story of finally meeting her birth parents, at a time when she was having a daughter of her own.
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Propelling forward with a brooding bassline and a deluge of chopped vocal samples, it culminates in a strangely satisfying bubbly slurp, courtesy of Jay himself.
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The weeklong event of pop-up installations culminates in massive burns of an effigy known as the "Man" on Saturday and the "Temple" on Sunday.
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The accelerated program — 13 weeks from start to finish — combines chemical lab work with classroom work and culminates in a job interview with the company.
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Finally, and for a bit of fun: As in Iowa, each Nevada precinct caucus culminates in the awarding of county convention delegates to each candidate.
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The show culminates in a gallery that contains three works from a series of "monuments" dedicated to Vladimir Tatlin, one of the most prominent Constructivists.
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An obsession with customer service means that new branch workers spend 10 days training at headquarters, which culminates in a graduation ceremony and gala dinner.
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It culminates in an appearance before a three-judge religious panel known as a beth din , and a trip to a mikvah, the ritual bath.
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It all culminates in a terrifying series finale that everyone involved in Twin Peaks seemed to understand would be the end of the show overall.
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When a minor fall culminates in a fracture, it is deemed a fragility fracture and can result in an osteoporosis diagnosis in and of itself.
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However, it's still super weird and off-putting to watch Esther and her husband, Peter (Biagio Forestieri), having sex up against the window of their house while the pope watches, dropping to his knees to pray for the Virgin Mary to give them a child, chanting "You must, you must." as Peter thrusts against his wife and everything culminates in ... well, you know what it culminates in.
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It's a fitness-certification program comprised of academic instruction, fitness regimens, and personal and professional development that culminates in a "graduation" and assistance with job placement.
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All of this planning culminates in a heist to be executed at the Met Gala, and Ocean's 8 does not skimp on the glitz and glitter.
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The final episode of The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story culminates in the moment we always knew was coming: the capture of Andrew Cunanan.
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His narrative culminates in an irony: six of the seven justices who signed onto what became one of the Supreme Court's most reviled rulings were northerners.
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The film culminates in a horrific act of violence against Ronsel, who is Black, and the vengeance that Jamie, who is white, seeks on his behalf.
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"Using assessment tools as a guide, the work culminates in an action plan that is shared with all stakeholders before they go on leave," she said.
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In slow jam "OH," fellow Californians FMLYBND lay down a mellow groove that culminates in a double-time bridge and a "Careless Whisper"-esque sax solo.
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This finally culminates in a giant stadium-like space that's named "Gehirn,"—or "brain" in German—that your character is forced to blow up to proceed.
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The process culminates in a project where the students have to roll out an HQ facility in two branch offices from design to technically implementing it.
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The other is a more bookish kind of escape, and culminates in a moment of transcendence achieved mostly by literary style and authorial sleight of hand.
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The growing movement for gun reform culminates in "March for Our Lives" protests on March 24 in Washington, D.C. and hundreds of cities across the country.
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That project, "Festival of Dreams," culminates in free events at Roberto Clemente Plaza in the South Bronx and Weeksville Heritage Center in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, Sept.
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"Knife + Heart" opens with a gay-bar pickup in 1979 Paris that culminates in a grisly murder, committed by a man wearing a seriously scary mask.
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The program included field trips to cultural organizations and culminates in the students' curated work being installed in crates and displayed on the Floating Museum this month.
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From there, it's a series of wins and setbacks that culminates in Dany returning with Drogon and the Dothraki horde to quell the uprising and restore order.
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The creature will proceed to send the individual threatening messages — often in the form of challenges — which finally culminates in Momo daring that person to commit suicide.
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The shoes that debut at this series of NBA-hosted events and games, which culminates in the All-Star Game on Sunday, are known to be iconic.
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The weekend culminates in "Raisin Monday", when they dress the new students in costumes and send them into the university main's lawn for a shaving foam fight.
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The shift from action to psychological drama culminates in the last stretch of episodes, in which one by one, each lead suffers some kind of mental breakdown.
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The annual world festival, founded in New York in 2008 by Dr. Greene and Tracy Day, always culminates in a free street fair at Washington Square Park.
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The watchmaking process culminates in the assembly room, a clean space that requires a head-to-toe cream-colored jumpsuit with an attached cap and shoe covers.
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Everything this crew picked up after three years of using Destiny as a filmmaking tool culminates in a musical tour through some of the game's familiar spaces.
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Taseer's damning critique of Modi's "pseudoscientific impulse" culminates in his dismissal of Hindu magical thinking, which he sees as opposed not only to science but to religion.
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It's like each Kanye album to this point was him learning a single instrument, and now it culminates in him becoming a different and more complete artist.
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However, it's all fun and games from there, focusing on the subsequent deception of said senator by his daughter's fiancée's gay parents, which culminates in a drag show.
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We also believe that women should pursue their dreams — and sometimes, those dreams aren't at the end of a linear achievement track that culminates in a college degree.
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The narrative, which continually circles the many incarnations of death from individual to large-scale catastrophes, culminates in a beautiful, heartrending prayer in the voice of Danticat's mother.
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The Raven H has a colorful stacked design that culminates in a posable, detachable, touch-sensitive top panel that displays simple status information through a cute LED array.
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The video culminates in a Love Actually–style photo grid, shrinking down until it reveals a present-day photo of the Chainsmokers, constructed from a million tiny photos.
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The Guy Fawkes Day bonfire celebration he attends culminates in the burning in effigy not just of Fawkes but of the Pope and Bonnie Prince Charlie to boot.
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This style culminates in "Zone" (2008) and "Compass" (2015), stream-of-consciousness doorstoppers that reconceive the "clash of civilizations" as an irreversibly hybrid network of bloodshed and beauty.
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The first day of the visit, Monday, culminates in a lavish state banquet at Buckingham Palace - where men wear white tie coats with tails and women evening gowns.
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Then there are two frenetic dance movements, the fifth ("Joy of the Blood of the Stars") and the final one, which culminates in glory and joy without end.
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Practically speaking, the UNC-Chapel Hill team argued that their results could provide a novel method of targeting and controlling the complex behaviour which culminates in a binge.
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The show culminates in the Oval Room on the Frick's ground floor, where the skills of Valadier's workshop and his own love of antiquity are in full cry.
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This unit culminates in our annual Student Editorial Contest, in which you're invited to write about something you care about, and persuade us to care about it, too.
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This plot-driven element, which culminates in a raid conducted while the American doctor Lisette Moreno performs field surgery under duress on a wounded fugitive, is deftly constructed.
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The show culminates in a display of six (!) ephemeral hanging wire pieces by the great GEGO (Gertrud Goldschmidt), which are barely visible, yet once seen, fill the eye.
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" At the end of the play, which culminates in that triple wedding, Mr. Beltran, who is unmarried, thinks about "what it would be like to have this moment.
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In "L'Année des Méduses" (1984), a fairly cheesy specimen of the genre, a similar (though far tawdrier and more explicit) season of naughtiness culminates in jellyfish-assisted homicide.
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It imagines "an equal and opposite reaction to the Holocaust" and culminates in a rainbow-costumed dance procession that includes Jesus in a hot-pink crown of thorns.
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The program begins with a certificate in business intelligence, progresses to an associate in science in business intelligence and culminates in a bachelor of science in data analytics.
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At Tanque Verde Ranch in Tucson, guests sleep in casitas and spend their days roping, team penning and horseback riding (the sunrise gallop culminates in a pancake breakfast).
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It is a lengthy process that culminates in a torturous citizenship test that costs about $65 and is typically flunked by one-third to half of the applicants.
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Each episode takes us inside the communal homes of America's up-and-coming comedians and culminates in an intimate stand-up performance in living rooms, backyards, and garages.
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It culminates in the shoulder's intensely pale pink-ochres, which wend through space as face and arm before rejoining poignantly as the painting's climactic moment: chin meeting folded fingers.
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"As the Astronaut Experience Manager you will work with a team that is creating a highly differentiated offering that culminates in the customer becoming an astronaut," the description states.
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As a player, what that experience means is you play on a team, in a position, with a coach, in a season that culminates in some sort of championship.
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The sweet story of one teenage boy's coming out and falling in love culminates in a finale and kiss that will thaw your cold, dead heart (spoken from experience).
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But it was all worth it to get to what's important, the reason we follow the NBA at all, the one, triumphant thing that it culminates in: summer vacation.
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Ms. deBessonet, who for several years has led the theater's Public Works initiative, which culminates in large-scale pageants in Central Park, is used to working with bigger casts.
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All those decades of disappointment and heartbreak will be washed away for one of these franchises on Wednesday night as the 22014th World Series culminates in a Game 242.
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High school buddies Greg and Steve's fun-filled summer vacation involves driving around in a van, girls, amusement parks, the beach and culminates in a hotly contested pinball competition.
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The film culminates in a shocking — and shockingly affectionate — final scene that may have you covering your eyes with one hand and wiping a tear away with the other.
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The similarities are clear in everything from the chunky art style and top-down view to the wacky characters and irreverent plot, which culminates in a cartoonish boss battle.
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There is a rapt community of enthusiasts who play in tournaments run by the Professional & Amateur Pinball Association (PAPA) on a circuit that culminates in a world championship each year.
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The group's last interview with Sam culminates in a powerful two-page spread that, simply through the use of talking-head panels, shows him cycling through a series of emotions.
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"TDTL" is one of those tracks where he dives in headfirst, and it culminates in the most intense, burst of super-speed rap this side of a dial-up connection.
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This year, the lantern-lit tour of the Mystic Seaport museum is called "The Spirit of the Holiday: A Christmas Ghost Story," which culminates in a visit from St. Nicholas.
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It's a memorable feeling, after all, and usually one that culminates in a queasy, liberating mix of heartbreak, freedom, dating-app exploration, and just a hint of social media stalking.
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In this slim volume, Southern illustrates this point in a story that becomes increasingly outrageous and culminates in one of the most absurdly comic scenes in the American literary canon.
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His photographic pilgrimage culminates in this ethereal series of real-time creations painted against the backdrop of desolate landscapes, from Georgia's Jekyll Island to Pisgah National Forest in North Carolina.
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To the extent that the present document, barely four pages long, could become a first step that culminates in talks to discuss such a settlement, it is better than nothing.
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The changes were announced Tuesday and go into effect immediately, in time for the coming nomination season, which begins this month and culminates in a black-tie ceremony in May.
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If historical data trends are any indication, your dumping me will trigger a swift chain of events that culminates in me at a bar, drunkenly disparaging you to my friends.
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Or the way "America," an escalating argument between the Puerto Rican men and women about the humiliations and advantages of moving to the United States, culminates in a dance-off.
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But the story keeps its reach curbed and its eyes down until it culminates in a tired plot twist that only makes the narrow world of this novel even smaller.
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This all culminates in a section called "Mosaic," in which Reines enters a state of ecstasy, provoked largely by the sun's warmth, while standing on a traffic island in Manhattan.
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The director Laura Nix will be on hand to speak with subjects from her film, the dancers Paul and Millie Cao — as the evening culminates in a flash of sequins.
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The celebration continues Tuesday night, when the first lady will guest star in an episode of CBS' NCIS, and culminates in a special appearance at Prince Harry's Invictus Games this weekend.
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But the comparison just gets more labored and obvious across the show's five hours, and it culminates in a revelation about Alex's work that flies past implausible and lands on lunatic.
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The empty hole where Jaime's character development used to be culminates in a callback to the same old shit we've seen from the Lannisters countless times before: We're all that matters.
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This culminates in the frenzied rhythm of the danse macabre of the coda, which sounds both farcical and ominous, after which he emerges from his seat, unkempt and drenched in sweat.
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Despite her initial hopelessness, Marish grows in confidence through her bond with Tuza-Ritter and the film culminates in her escape by night and an eventual reunion with her young daughter.
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The opening clip alone looks cool as hell—crashes, sprints, and a healthy dose of behind-the-scenes footage to show the amount of work that culminates in one race. [GoPro]
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Although the demo features several short battles as Cloud, it culminates in a boss fight where players confront a scorpion-like mech that requires players to dodge a devastating laser attack.
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It features the eclectic, shapeshifting artist engaging in hilltop ceremonies involving dentist's tools, then itinerantly yet purposefully roaming through a baron land, and culminates in an ecstatic night time dance performance.
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All of this culminates in the last episode of the season, when Issa turns 30 years old surrounded by her best friends, enjoying one of her favorite films, The Last Dragon.
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In this documentary, the truth lies in how the actors relate to the American true-crime machine, that cacophony of media coverage and theories that culminates in chatter, but no conclusion.
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This training culminates in soon-to-be graduates receiving a micro-enterprise grant, about $1,500 in-kind, according to Iftiin, to start their own business and get back on their feet.
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The narrative, which culminates in the September 11th attacks, oscillates violently between first person and third, past and present tense, New York's daily rhythms and the destruction of Jerusalem's Holy Temple.
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In Bozeman, where my daughter was enrolled in an intensive dance workshop that culminates in a performance at the annual Sweet Pea Festival, I worried about leaving her alone with strangers.
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That entertainment, in three acts, traces the shifting fortunes of four would-be lovers during Carnival and culminates in the performance of yet another little opera, depicting Orpheus in the underworld.
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Brooks says he is willing to deal with the glare of viral video infamy, as long as it culminates in a championship and confirmation that all his hard work paid off.
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In the course of those interrogations, the boy, who earlier claimed to have no knowledge of Halbach, gradually describes an increasingly lurid torture scene that culminates in her murder by gunshot.
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Toward the end of "Gary," the argument between Janice and Gary culminates in a line that Gary spits out, risking alienating Janice by insulting her livelihood: "Cleaning is immoral!" he cries.
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The text culminates in an evocative scene in which the narrator, in an instance of existential dread, is tasked with facing her greatest fear, presented in the symbolic form of a cockroach.
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To the modern mind, bubbles are characterized by hoary exuberance that culminates in a righteous crash of Biblical proportions (and don't look back, lest you be turned into a pillar of salt).
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Let Trump Be Trump is the attempt to suture these ideas together, which culminates in the epiphany that the best way to win is to let Trump do whatever he feels like.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is among world leaders expected at the African Union summit, which opened last week and culminates in a heads of state assembly on Saturday and Sunday.
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Hiring season culminates in December and January, which gives February signees at least a sliver of time after the dust has settled to survey their options and change course if need be.
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"Fly Away" culminates in a final large gallery with "Antoine's Organ," a type of installation Mr. Johnson has developed over the past four years and has not shown in New York before.
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One of the film's most memorable scenes, a karaoke performance of Sia's "Chandelier" that culminates in a series of unhinged acrobatic moves, was a startling showcase for Mr. Rogowski's physical acting style.
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China's prime minister, Li Keqiang, arrives in Europe today on a relationship-building tour that culminates in Germany on Thursday and Friday with the 19th meeting of Chinese and European Union leaders.
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And it all culminates in a gorgeous, dimension-shattering set piece that tumbles, swirls, and opens up several worlds within worlds, all with pockets of stunning animation that beg to be explored.
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This all culminates in the most satisfying moments of Sunday's two-hour finale — evil Cooper reaches for his gun, then Truman reaches for his gun, then Cooper himself falls to the ground unconscious.
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Bush's passion project after she moved home to Texas in 2009 and, this week, and, this week, culminates in the release of her new book, We Are Afghan Women: Voices of Hope Mrs.
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What I didn't see coming was the third season tailspin into Rebecca's very real mental illness, which culminates in a breakdown and suicide attempt that's dealt with realistically, sensitively, and, yes, through music.
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Bouzaouit, in her 40s, had taken two of her four children down to the promenade on Thursday to attend the Bastille Day celebrations, which culminates in a huge fireworks display in the evening.
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It starts with her posing as Spencer in small moments — mostly to hook up with Toby — but it culminates in Alex breaking their mom Mary out of prison and kidnapping Spencer and Ezra.
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The "Gaybies: We are not a hypothetical" exhibition coincides with the launch of Sydney's Mardi Gras festival, which culminates in one of the largest gay pride marches in the world on March 5.
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Speaking in a soft, folksy, Maritime stream-of-consciousness that jumps from idea to idea but usually culminates in a punchline, Beaver is a vessel through which various forms of creativity manifest themselves.
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That's why I wanted to have Carter on the podcast as we kick off the holiday season, which culminates in a major Christian holiday that has also been weaponized in the culture wars.
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Mira misses Cherry Glazerr's energized afternoon slot, which culminates in lead singer Clem Creevy pulling her Fleetwood Mac t-shirt up, turning around in her white undies, and full-on mooning the crowd.
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Written and directed by Kleber Mendonça Filho and Juliano Dornelles, the movie takes place in an isolated Brazilian village where one crisis leads to another and culminates in a gory fight for survival.
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She was also instrumental in establishing the museum's annual Art in the Marketplace seminar series, which offers career guidance to emerging artists and culminates in an exhibition of their work at the museum.
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There may be too much of "True Detective" and other hard-boiled kill-dramas in the journey of Evil Cooper, which culminates in his murdering his lingerie-clad partner (Nicole LaLiberté) in bed.
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Her work for the Y culminates in a 30-minute D.J. set by her collaborator Joss Carter — perhaps a way to release the tension Ms. Doherty builds up, or to revel in it.
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One that was recently completed was the restoration of the Ravine, a stream that runs through the North Woods, far from the sound of traffic, and culminates in a waterfall called the Cascade.
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The episode culminates in the relaunch of Leslie's floundering campaign as she, her friends, and a three-legged dog fall all over one another to the music of Gloria Estefan — peak TV slapstick.
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Mass dissemination of these false narratives culminates in the wholesale theft of the victims' peaceful existence and isolates them in their grief at a time when they are at the peak of vulnerability.
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The second season, in particular, builds terrifically to its second half, where revelation after revelation culminates in a finale that feels massive without resorting to big explosions or any of the usual tricks.
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Nike is releasing another pair of its self-lacing Adapt BB sneaker on All-Star Weekend, the series of NBA-hosted events and games that culminates in the All-Star Game on Sunday night.
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On his new EP Peace & Love he has both a blown-out pop-punk song and a dramatic electronic track that culminates in a lurching beat that's distinctly indebted to East Coast club tracks.
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Remarkably, the developers at Guerrilla Games have managed to blend all of these aspects of the experience into a cohesive whole, that culminates in one of the best open-world games I've ever played.
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But when the couple's tenderness culminates in a threesome with Helmut, desire trumps biologically determinist reasoning and the fear of the other (while, as we can guess, giving Calixto a chance to become pregnant).
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Since that explanation is never explained again, the trio spend the rest of the movie with no idea what Sampo is, what it does, or what it means, which culminates in a jaunty song.
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And its best scenes are musical — including one in which Queen records "Bohemian Rhapsody," and one that culminates in an electric recreation of the band's famous performance at the Live Aid concert in 1985.
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As we drive, they tell me a lengthy anecdote about a late-night callout that culminates in them stumbling around in the dark, recovering a bag of shit from railway tracks late at night.
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Around the one-minute mark, that euphoria culminates in an explosive and meticulously sculpted drop—something oddly visceral coming from a guy who has said time and time again he can't sing or dance.
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It culminates in one of the most moving scenes of the series, in which a broken Elliot peels himself off the floor and hoists himself atop of his father, muttering "thank you" through tears.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Yahoo's chief executive, Marissa Mayer, will walk away with a $55 million severance package if the company's auction of its Internet operations culminates in a sale that ousts her from her job.
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Pantomime dominates the first half (along with that glorious growing tree), but Act II has a rousing world tour and culminates in a breathtaking pas de deux for the Sugarplum Fairy and her Cavalier.
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The gigantic bronze work is called The Miraculous Journey, and begins with the fertilization of an egg, depicts various stages of a fetus growing inside the uterus, and culminates in a 46-foot baby.
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A week of merrymaking in the streets, feasts in backyards, and happy hours turned happy days culminates in a citywide block party and a day off work when everywhere else it's just another Tuesday.
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And Act III culminates in a series of duets in which Mary and he, now addicted to morphine, make clear how guns and death — and sex — can bring them the release they both crave.
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Each of these experiences culminates in a ball pit — filled with "marshmallows" at Candytopia, "champagne bubbles" at the Rosé Mansion, and blue-colored balls at Color Factory — a feature pioneered by the McDonald's PlayPlace.
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Typically, the last semester of the BFA program requires a seminar comprised of students across art departments, lead by a faculty member, that culminates in an exhibition produced, curated, and promoted by the class.
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If this entire season culminates in Logan finding some way to get Shiv to betray her brother, well ... that would make a lot of sense, given how many scenes have explored the Kendall/Shiv siblinghood.
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We do not have the luxury of remaining silent in the face of homophobia — the overt kind that culminates in violence, or the interpersonal brand that people assume is limited to their households and families.
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Industry analyst Trilby Lundberg updated the figures Sunday, predicting that prices would continue inching down unless a meeting of oil-producing nations later this month culminates in "a credible agreement to freeze or reduce" production.
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It's nine days (a week being no longer enough) of parades, parties, shows, races and lectures that culminates in Sunday's Concours d'Elegance classic car show on the 18th fairway at the Pebble Beach golf course.
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In the afternoon, we host the Startup Battlefield competition which culminates in five finalists taking the stage at the end of the event for a shot at winning the Disrupt Cup and a $50,000 check.
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"Domina de Bardo", latin for "the lady of the Bardo", locates it's genesis within archival and community-based research and culminates in a live installation situated within the Historic Presidio County Courthouse, built in 1886.
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It is at the center of this piece, which culminates in a scene where Galkin binds the profane Madoff's arm with tefillin (boxes containing scripture that are strapped to the arm and forehead during prayer).
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The period culminates in a "red egg celebration" to mark the baby's survival of its fragile first weeks, said Margaret M. Chin, a professor of sociology in the Asian American Studies program at Hunter College.
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To give you an idea of just how strange things get, the episode culminates in Oliver presenting a record-breaking marble cake — made by the Last Week Tonight team — that depicts Berdimuhamedow falling off a horse.
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The season has many characters and at least one too many villains (rule of thumb for every medium: all you need is Mahershala Ali), and it culminates in a massive street fight between Luke and his brother.
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The film culminates in a failed attempt on the life of Muhammad bin Nayef, who at the time led Saudi Arabia's efforts against al-Qaeda (and was later elbowed out as crown prince by Muhammad bin Salman).
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The main installation was one of my favorite parts of Sundance's New Frontier lineup; it culminates in a large, glowing screen — the titular monster — asking AI-generated questions to audience members, then using their responses to evolve.
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The show culminates in a room where seven spotlights with pink gels form a circle on one wall while a haze machine lends heft to their crossing beams, which cast a lotuslike pattern on the opposite wall.
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In the afternoon, we host the Startup Battlefield competition which culminates in five finalists taking the stage at the end of the event for a shot at winning the Disrupt Cup, and taking away a £30,000 check.
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In addition to the bafflingly rigorous exam (446 questions longer than the nonmetaphysical SAT), students must also complete a two-and-a-half-day counseling skills training and an ethics course, which culminates in a second test.
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It is for some the start of Advent today — the first day of the liturgical year in many Christian churches and the beginning of the season that culminates in celebration of the birth of Jesus, at Christmas.
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The fun (read: endless-feeling footage of May talking to himself) basically culminates in Brian May playing Queen Monopoly by himself, and though that makes me sad—can't some of the other living members of Queen join in?
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This is how he's moved around so much: his size gets him a job, but impatience and expectations and an endless stream of other qualified applicants culminates in a quick exit and another plane ticket, to somewhere else.
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They form a loose narrative that begins with the young Nixon at home in California, dreaming of greatness, and culminates in a grand fantasy in which the presidential schnozz travels to China and is consumed by a dragon.
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However, the B-plot, which culminates in Logan buying and destroying the sex tapes that show his father sleeping with murdered Lilly Kane (Amanda Seyfried), is poignant enough to keep this episode out of the very bottom slots.
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An interactive timeline begins in 1021, with Arab physicist Alhazan's description of a pinhole camera and camera obscura, and culminates in 2016, with a camera the size of a salt grain that can be injected into the body.
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It culminates in the kind of large-scale action I didn't used to think was possible when I was reading comics as a kid, with imagery straight out of George Pérez panels (though without his flair for composition).
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The experience, presented by New York Live Arts, begins with a "Gallery Walk" that includes projections by Meena Murugesan and culminates in a solo by Ms. Forté-Saunders that blends personal and historical narratives with elements of fantasy.
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Here are other rituals that have come under scrutiny recently: This Hindu festival culminates in young boys' climbing to the top of huge, precarious human pyramids, then smashing jugs of buttermilk as a tribute to the god Krishna.
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Marie, Frank and the Toaster A gradually escalating fight over a toaster that Ray and Deb gave Frank and Marie culminates in this interaction, which is some of the finest acting Peter Boyle and Roberts would ever do together.
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The Palestine Hosting Society project, founded and directed by Mirna Bamieh, usually begins with research into a city or family's food practices and culminates in a hosted "table," where this research is presented to a group of invited guests.
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It culminates in one of them surprising Rick in the pool, which he responds to by dashing into his shed, grabbing a fully fueled flamethrower he's kept from an old movie he did, and roasting her, no questions asked.
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For example, there's a duel between a guitar and the bass — which are invisible, they only light up when they're being played — which culminates in a huge lightning bolt that travels around the stage and explodes on the screen.
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At 268779E261 Theaters, he'll direct both his 2645 play, "Confusions," which culminates in a disastrous village fete, and his more recent work, "Hero's Welcome," in which a man long absent from his hometown enjoys a not-so-triumphant return.
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Over four and a half minutes, dizzying synth passages spiral and swell providing a piston-like underpinning for Winiger's insistent message, which culminates in the chorus's embrace of the world's overload: "Alles / Ist nicht genug" (" Everything / Is not enough").
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It demands a stirring of the maternal instinct at the appropriate time and when one is with the appropriate partner, has an abundance of eggs, a normal 28-day cycle and a culminates in a full-term, healthy pregnancy.
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Much of the play deals with the relationship and secret marriage, but it is just as much about the ridiculous failures of their owners' attempts to foil these plans, all of which culminates in a confrontation at Niagara Falls.
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Sitting somewhere between Weezer and Wavves, this song is the sort of thing you'd find soundtracking a 2000s teen movie that culminates in a dramatic high school Halloween dance where everyone kisses and all their problems are ultimately resolved.
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It's the story of a fascinating and unlikely family buffeted by wars and revolutions and avant-garde artistic movements—all of which somehow culminates in the matriculation of a privileged son to the elite ranks of opinion-making. A
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The show culminates in a big untitled mural full of confrontations among bare-chested white fight-club types, a black man in a hoodie and another black man who may be wearing a red "Make America Great Again" hat.
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The intro culminates in a haunting, choir-like vocal track that plays every time the biggest bad in the Rick and Morty universe gets up to his bullshit, making it the perfect score to demonstrate how heartless humanity can be.
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The story unravels in Autumn's mind, reading at times like a stream of consciousness with flashbacks woven throughout, and culminates in a powerful story of discovery — on the surface, a search for Autumn's sister, but ultimately an excavation of herself.
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Then, after Pink fulfills her household duties, the storyline devolves into a booze- and pill-filled dance party — complete with his-and-hers drag — which culminates in a ménage à trois with a latex-clad, riding crop-wielding dominatrix named Rhonda.
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The new trailer details the group's harrowing struggle to survive ("I need you to try to get the hell out of there," Metzie tells the group) which culminates in their elevator car barreling down the shaft after a cable snaps.
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Baluchistan is set to see a large share of the $46 billion China is investing in the China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC), which culminates in the consolidation of a major port at Gwadar, in the southern part of the province.
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The movie culminates in a scene that is both cheekily referential to a major moment of cinematic pop culture and also emotionally powerful in its own right, which is pretty much the combination that makes Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.
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The face, in turn, is involved in a chase, with the heel thwarting him at every turn until a big event like WrestleMania culminates in a win for the forces of good, resolving the feud and sending everyone home happy.
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They invest millions of dollars establishing a pipeline of loyalists that begins with their own pre-college "grass-roots" leagues, runs through college teams they sponsor and culminates in star players whom they sign to endorse their clothes, gear and sneakers.
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In a series of monologues, sometimes gentle and sometimes harrowing, family members, lovers and others tell us about Shireen's growing unhappiness — the disorientation, the hospitalizations, the suicide attempts — and gradual recovery, which culminates in her becoming Deen through a gender transition.
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HBO When Dolores is not intercepted by Teddy (he's waylaid by a couple of Guests who want him to be their guide), she instead moves through a very different routine, which culminates in her painting some horses on a riverbank.
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The residency culminates in a rare revival of Hans Werner Henze's "El Cimarrón" ("The Runaway Slave") for baritone and small ensemble — Ms. Bullock will presumably be watching from the audience — based on the story of an escaped Afro-Cuban slave.
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The movie features some of Shakur's greatest hits, along with depictions of the biggest hip-hop figures of the early 1990s — including Snoop Dogg, Suge Knight, Biggie Smalls, Afeni Shakur and Faith Evans — and culminates in Shakur's unsolved murder in 1996.
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Despite the flak he enjoyed an emphatic victory last month in the presidential election in Lisbon and believes his second term will start on a high in November when the inaugural edition of a revamped Davis Cup culminates in Madrid.
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For example, take Rey and Kylo's duel in the forest from The Force Awakens, which culminates in a shot of their respective blue and red blades locked, colors flashing across their faces in a reflection of the conflict on-screen.
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Her drawings, especially the 10-foot-wide "The MET" (2014) and seven-and-a-half-foot-wide "The MET #2" (2016), fall on the more satiric end of the crowd comedy spectrum that culminates in the symphonic pandemonium of Where's Waldo?
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The screaming arguments in Wertmüller's movies might be even more pleasurable than the sex scenes, and Love & Anarchy culminates in an epic fight between Salomè and Tripolina over whether to wake Tunin in time for him to take his shot at the dictator.
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Plus we know that the whole thing culminates in a giant battle of the Night's Watch at the height of their power, defeating the White Walkers in an epic battle and raising the Wall, which would be a hell of a series finale.
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Fast Forward participants build their services during a three-month program that culminates in two demo days — one in San Francisco and one in Silicon Valley, where founders will be able to pitch their ideas to philanthropic donors to raise additional capital.
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This aesthetic often falters or fails, whether by becoming too monotonous or pretentious or by slipping into trite depravity, like a red-light-district level that culminates in some erotic encounters between beast-women and televisions and a vaudeville act involving public hanging.
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Engineer For The Week runs four times per year with the next cycle starting October 1st that culminates in a two-day hackathon at Facebook HQ. Beyond bolstering Facebook's brand, the coding education programs could supply Facebook's engineering needs a decade later.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 33713th-century France and 33703th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 21212s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 2123th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 18th-century France and 19th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 1980s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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There is often, even in Ashbery's most sophisticated and urbane work, a hint of the lonely, dreaming, kindhearted boy from upstate New York, whose first poem — at age 8 — was about a battle between fairies and bushes that culminates in a picnic.
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The show researches camp's emergence in 27573th-century France and 27563th-century England, examines "Sontagian Camp" and culminates in an immense gallery of designer confectionaries from the 27553s to now that calls to mind a big, shiny Christmas tree barricaded with presents.
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It culminates in an absurdly long, three-part 22016-minute epic that could stand as its own EP. The Nottingham band is so unapologetically chaotic that they border on being overly cheesy at times, a fact the four-piece seems aware of.
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Choreographed in 2200 by Jennifer Weber, the founder of the Brooklyn-based hip-hop troupe Decadancetheatre, the production is wrapping up a seven-week, 2600-city national tour that culminates in six performances at the Knight Theater in Charlotte, N.C., Dec. 227-43.
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The sense of isolation that's prevalent throughout the exhibit — in Sunshine's resigned pose and Bree's fake team spirit — culminates in "Execution, Huntsville Prison" (2013), a startling photograph that shows a procession of sheriffs in white hats and corrections officers walking to an execution in Texas.
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Next to its predecessor "A Charlie Brown Christmas," which culminates in the transcendent moment when Linus recites the annunciation to the shepherds from the Gospel of Luke, "The Great Pumpkin" might seem less profound — yet the show is the purest parable of faith I know.
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The Justice League was reimagined as a slapstick comedy title, Green Arrow became a dark mature readers title where the hero never even used his codename, and Animal Man went on a metaphysical journey that culminates in him literally discovering he's a comic character.
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In the show Hammons assembled a herculean 36-foot Exquisite Corpse consisting of sketches by 74 artists including Romare Bearden, William S. Burroughs, Mel Edwards, Jacob Lawrence, Ishmael Reed, and Betye Saar, and culminates in a video where Hammons unfolds the illustrations on camera.
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The elaborate courtship of the desirable can begin with an engraved invitation slipped under a dorm room door to "punch" — a selection process that continues with a series of outings and culminates in a black-tie dinner feting the few who make it through.
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Not strictly a grime album, it takes in elements of ragga ("Start"), "old school dancehall, 80s pop, english pop", Memphis rap, his self-created Ruff Sound genre – and culminates in a release that sounds like the better parts of summer time spent in the city.
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It's a thudding spectacle that seems like it's dazzling, seems like it's really doing something when in actual fact—to these eyes, these ears, at least—it's stuck in stasis, a long, dry, wank that never culminates in even the most embarrassingly adequate of climaxes.
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A key feature of this esports strategy is the Deadman Invitational series, which is made up of seasons and culminates in a Final Hour where the final surviving players of that season compete to be the last person standing and the winner of $25,250.
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The conflict culminates in the novel as it did in life, with the 1973 siege at Wounded Knee, where Rick Overlooking Horse and hundreds of other protesters demand You Choose's removal as tribal chairman and the resumption of treaty negotiations with the federal government.
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Beer brewers Desperados have teamed up with some of the most knowledgeable bass-heads around to create and curate a once in a lifetime experience that culminates in a few lucky souls getting to go in one of those planes you've seen on Blue Peter.
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That is why it's almost easy t feel bad for Jordan when it comes to David's relentless war against him, which culminates in the fellow contestant claiming Jordan said he was interested in pursuing women he saw on the casino floor and is "settling" for Becca.
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Now the year of Ginsburg's widespread iconification culminates in On the Basis of Sex, about her early years as a young law student and wife, then law professor, then co-litigator with her husband, Martin Ginsburg, on the 1972 gender rights case Charles E. Moritz v.
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While brooding over Hargreeves' death, the siblings each find relief in dancing to Tiffany's "I Think We're Alone Now" by themselves, in an enjoyably goofy sequence that culminates in a striking shot of the mansion as if it were a dollhouse the viewers are peering into.
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Tyrrell cites Chris Hallbeck's Pebble and Wren, an episodic webcomic that the artist has drawn as a two-by-two since its creation in August 2018: On Instagram, Hallbeck posts each episode as a swipeable slideshow of individual panels that culminates in a four-panel presentation.
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It's a highly serialized comedy with an ambitious premise that doesn't quite lend itself to the normal sitcom beats but The Good Place navigates it effortlessly, building joke after joke while also deeply exploring its characters, and it all eventually culminates in a masterful season finale.
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A typical Clinton speech on the economy contains some reflections on the tornadoes of globalisation and automation that have torn up opportunities for less-skilled workers, then culminates in a proposal to introduce a minuscule, two-year tax credit for companies to encourage profit-sharing schemes.
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At least for Ricciuti, the results speak for themselves: Her story could have ended like the thousands we've seen over the years, where painkiller use builds over time to heroin use and eventually culminates in a deadly overdose — orphaning her children and leaving loved ones heartbroken.
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Phrases like "party some babies into us" and "I want you to tsunami on my face" actually spill from her mouth throughout the movie, which — spoiler alert — culminates in her marrying Dick and having his baby, after he manages to successfully break up his grandson's engagement.
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This, when combined with her spirited illustrations, culminates in a magical, madcap mix of fit-and-flare dresses with elastic buckle belts; fluid silk skirts with streamline stocking boots; oversize biker jackets with dramatic fur trims and even a one-piece topped off with a diaphanous cape.
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"Ghost Town" — built on thick, dramatic psychedelic guitar and organ buildups sampled from Vanilla Fudge — is a montage of unfulfilled yearnings that culminates in the album's most striking cameo, from the New Jersey rapper and singer 070 Shake, who was 20 when the album came out.
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A presidential election unfolds over months in crowded campaign rallies and nominating conventions, and culminates in November when more than 130 million voters and nearly a million poll workers come together in firehouses and gymnasiums, swiping fingers on touch screens or opening up those aforementioned licked envelopes.
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In episodes like "Alligator Man," which culminates in an actual alligator strutting out of a house, and "Woods," which ran Brian Tyree Henry's Alfred through a gantlet of physical and emotional terror, Mr. Murai took cues from David Lynch, Takeshi Kitano and Joel and Ethan Coen.
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Size: 8,5883 square feet Price per square foot: $70 Indoors: Ascending an exterior flight of concrete steps, you pass through an ornate wrought-iron grate into a marble vestibule, and then through mahogany double doors into a grand entrance that culminates in a double-winged staircase.
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He strips in a field and lets sprinklers wash over him, he goes on a bit of a bender, and his breakdown culminates in his appearing in front of his university students and making a big 'ol pot of Peep–infused chili instead of giving them a lecture.
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I did wish that Scéal involved the player a bit more in the folklore it references, such as Branna, the raven of death that shows up to lead your ghost on her path of retrieval that culminates in the afterlife, or the dark banshee spirit you can embody.
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The U.K. Prime Minister is also hoping the summit culminates in leaders signing the first-ever global declaration against corruption, agreeing on a package of "practical steps" to expose and punish perpetrators, support victims, and "drive out the culture of corruption wherever it exists," according to the government's website.
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The project has evolved over time but usually begins with research into a city or family's food practices and culminates in a hosted "table," where this research is presented to a group of 50 to 60 invited guests in the form of a meal and performance by Bamieh.
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Y Combinator is responsible for many successes in the startup world, certainly more than its fellow accelerators, which are all known to provide early-stage companies with a seed investment — in YC's case, $150,000 — mentorship and educational resources through a short-term program that culminates in a demo day.
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Castle's brilliant pacing of tones sometimes culminates in a frame-within-a-frame probing of the depths; as one's eye moves through a view of a shed's interior, it's arrested by a concentric arrangement of rectangles: a distant patch of sky, the surrounding window frame, a bracketing screen door.
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The lens of the narrative then broadens to explain the sequence of small errors that ultimately led to total disaster, pounds home some big points about what mankind needs to do next, then culminates in a second version of the fire story, this time newly privileged by insight.
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Since they are both wildly good looking individuals, we can all be confident Tabitha is on her way to an A. The day culminates in Tabitha and Luca taking their purchases to Luca's new apartment, where he is living now that things with Sabine are truly good and over.
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As well as the annual Festival of Contemporary Music, there are also a series curated by Emanuel Ax, "Schubert's Summer Journey," and a collaboration with Mass Audubon, "Tanglewood Takes Flight," which culminates in a panoramic program looking at bird song in music from the pianist Pierre-Laurent Aimard. tanglewood.org
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Still, only a small number of applicants, most of them maritime college graduates, are selected for the association's five-year apprenticeship, which culminates in a four-day state exam that requires trainees to draw from memory every rock, reef, shoal, pipeline and cable in certain parts of the harbor.
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Its wide-ranging, 110-page report makes detailed observations on a number of technologies and business practices across the social media, adtech and strategic communications space, and culminates in a long list of recommendations for policymakers and regulators — reiterating its call for tech platforms to be made legally liable for content.
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The affliction of human misunderstanding and interracial fear that too often culminates in the death of a black man or woman at the hands of the police — and that increasingly brings with it the looming threat of unrest and social upheaval — has presented us with few answers and fewer concrete solutions.
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In keeping with this heartbreaking ambiguity surrounding the sport on which it turns, the first season of LCU culminates in a late-season match that doesn't end with a win, loss, or a tie, but instead a disaster that blasts opportunities open for one player, while sweeping them away for others.
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It would be a leap to suggest that Colson's personal history was the trigger for Buchina's new works, but it wouldn't be out of the blue, given the well-documented slime trail that begins with Nixon's Southern Strategy and culminates in the bone-chilling candidacies of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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The program culminates in Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 3 in B minor, a 30-minute technical tour de force that will call on all of Mr. Pollini's dexterity, but that also requires the kind of depth and insight that many pianists bring most forcefully to their playing late in life. (carnegiehall.org)
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When the employees of the sheriff's department launch their journey into the woods — which culminates in finding the naked but still living body of a woman with five or six eyes sealed shut on her face, because sure — they're following the logic of some strange story they find themselves in.
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"TDTL" culminates in the most intense, burst of super-speed rap this side of a dial-up connection, while "Super Sharp" is a deranged, bass-line skank that rushes through so fast it's like slip-streaming through traffic with the window open, as you struggle to avoid throwing up onto the street below.
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Imagine: Grown-ass adults, coming together to make a stage musical about cats starring humans, scurrying and prancing across the stage for two and a half hours and singing wacky songs as part of a revue that culminates in the one ballad that everyone (even those who haven't seen the show) actually knows.
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The difference is that Wölfli worked in colored pencils on paper, with his largely symmetrical works conveying a horror vacui that culminates in a feeling of inescapable claustrophobia, while Thornton works in oil on panel, which affords him some breathing room as he layers his compositions with elaborate linear patterns and repeated images and signs.
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It culminates in the final track, "Immutable Law," with the lyrics "manifest a world of thought", which is me saying, I think if you struggle with yourself because of depression or having a marginalized identity, that you have to empower your mind and believe your truth to reshape your world, and find your peace.
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It's our first ever 360 video and a glimpse at how storytelling will evolve with VR. Sonar (iOS | Android) A six-minute horror short about a spacefaring vessel that finds something terrible beneath the surface of an asteroid, Sonar slowly builds a creepy sci-fi atmosphere that culminates in a grand, surreal, and enigmatic climax.
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After storming a French village, he merely says he's been coddling them, and now they have to really prove themselves… by going on a shopworn commando mission with British special forces that culminates in one of the game's few genuinely impressive set-pieces: a preposterous but undeniably breathtaking night-time street battle in Paris.
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Moshfegh pulls the lens back slightly and tells the story from the old man's point of view and then, with extreme subtlety, moves toward the woman's point of view until the two characters form a nexus of potential violence that culminates in a dramatic episode, during a storm, in the old man's living room.
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Combined with the Arteon's conservative yet sleek design — starting with a bold grille made up of aggressive vertical slashes and extending to a fastback rear that culminates in a dashing decklid spoiler — this makes for a compelling motoring experience that doesn't have that butt-kicking quality so common now in cars that deliver horsepower numbers north of 350.
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It all culminates in a scene that I simultaneously didn't buy and completely adored: the Waterfords going on television to demand that Nichole be given back to them, a move that wraps every single regular character into the story at the same time (including the absent Emily, who is the "dangerous fugitive" accused of taking the child).
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As with all of these movies, the nonsensical plot is tertiary to the action scenes and character dynamics, but Cipher's ultimate plan — which culminates in an extended sequence at a remote Russian submarine base that's been overtaken by terrorists — speaks to the ongoing escalation that has pushed the franchise in an increasingly unbelievable (and undeniably entertaining) direction.
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Played as it was originally intended to be played, played as the game that captured a culture—and culminates in Sunday's annual ecstatic and trillion-dollar ceremony of worship—professional football will continue to exact its toll on each and every athlete who chooses to assume the risk of brain damage, all to stoke their own internal fires.
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Filmed by Risky Roadz at the best party you've never been to (which includes rules such as "no sex in the dressing room" and "Snapchat and die"), the whole thing will get you feeling misty-eyed for the glory days of Channel U—in that it was filmed on a hand-held camera and culminates in everyone smashing up a car.
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Their ad is loosely based on the theme of touchdown celebrations (no idea what this has to do with phones, but FOOTBALL OK?), and culminates in Bieber—dead behind the eyes, inexplicably wearing a suit that makes him look like he's going to a funeral, clinging dearly onto the thought of the paycheck—busting out the saddest running man you ever saw.
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The video pulled out a couple of lines from the track: Why you gotta fight with me at Cheesecake You know I love to go there The video takes place in a Cheesecake Factory as the two have a heated argument over Drake's whereabouts, which culminates in him getting cheesecake smeared in his face and wine poured over his head.
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He had a spiritual side, was guided by dreams and visions, and drawn to pieces of wood that he felt exuded mystical presences, like the tall upstate birch from which he carved the 10-foot-high "Ancestral Totem" of 1968, a subtly swaying stack of heads inspired by Northwest Indian art that culminates in a depiction of the artist as a llama.
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Today, that genealogy of meatless burgers culminates in high-end patties from vegan chefs, or artisanal tempeh burgers from companies like Tofurky, or the vegetarian offering at Superiority Burger in Manhattan, crowned the best burger of 2015 by GQ. Companies such as Beyond Meat, Impossible Foods and Hungry Planet have brought new pressures on the hamburger in the form of plant-based meat.
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" In a nod to "the department of shameless commerce," Ms. Curley said, the show culminates in a gift shop, though she had the wit to theme it to a work that Thompson — who tired of the character even as she reaped most of the profits through an exploitative contract — suppressed until after her death in 1998: "Eloise Takes a Bawth.
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And yet the episode's tense climactic set piece is innovative and deftly paced: a wordless infiltration of David's house by the rescue team, which culminates in an assassination attempt by the merciless mutant-hunter, the Eye, and a reality shift through David's white room into an asylum where he and his fellow mutants find themselves under the tender mercies of "Doctor" Lenny.
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" Her petition cited a statement that Inalli sent the Kalamazoo Public Library in 1940 that described how the fountain culminates "in the tower-symbol of the pioneer while the Indian is shown in a posture of noble resistance, yet being absorbed as the white man advances; the pattern of the parapet rail indicates the rich vegetation and produce of the land.
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After two seasons of death and loss on the drug-addled British teenage drama, the original UK version of the episode "Final Goodbyes" culminates in stoner Sid (Mike Bailey) flying across the Atlantic to go after manic pixie dream girl Cassie (Hannah Murray), and making his way through New York as "Time to Pretend" plays; it's frantic, sad, and hopeful all at the same time.
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The New Yorker's new technology-themed issue kicks off with the entertaining first-person story of reporter Patricia Marx's serial relationships with domestic robots, beginning with Roomba and moving through Amazon's Alexa; Jiba ("the first social robot for the home"); Loomo, a new hoverboard designed by Segway; and a salad-making robot named Sally; the story culminates in a slumber party for four sociable robots in a midtown Manhattan hotel suite.
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First, we went through the museum's "Little Street" show, which begins with presentations of a half-dozen previous theories about the location of the painting (there have been scores of guesses) then provides historical context for the painting, via city maps and artworks by genre painters of the era, and culminates in a small chamber where the original work takes pride of place on the last wall of the exhibition.
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This thread culminates in Scalia's sobering 2005 Supreme Court ruling that police do not have a constitutional duty to enforce laws in order to protect someone — in this case, a woman whose three children were killed by their violent father after police declined to arrest him — on the grounds that the 14th Amendment's clause about not depriving someone of "property" doesn't apply to a woman bearing a restraining order.
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It all culminates in the final three episodes, which won't be for everyone but which I couldn't stop myself from consuming in one gulp, filled as they are with sequences like a strange, muted battle in the fog (much of it shot in one take, but not in overtly showy fashion) and a dying man having a few last glimpses of nature's occasional beauty and perfection in his mind's eye, before being carried away by death, nature's ultimate equalizer.
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Beginning with his third film, the masterpiece "Do the Right Thing" (1989), about a feverish day in Bedford-Stuyvesant that culminates in a deadly race riot; intensifying in his fifth film, "Jungle Fever" (1991), a blunt cautionary tragedy of interracial romance; and culminating in his sixth movie, "Malcolm X" (1992), a three-hour biopic brought to fruition through force of will alone, Lee has earned and never really shaken the reputation of a talented but polarizing director — something of a professional black crank.
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