In the film's dramatic climax, a young man blows up a church.

And in the telling she subordinated everything to the dramatic climax:

Politically the dramatic climax of Elizabeth's reign is the dispersion of the Armada.

The desire to work her surprise to a dramatic climax suddenly left her.

Of course you anticipate the dramatic climax of my story, gentlemen.

And with this dramatic climax the ancient picture record closes.

What to her was a regrettable incident was to him a great dramatic climax.

This trial may be said to be the dramatic climax in the story of rubber.

Just walking back across the desert and quitting the search,-itlacked, somehow, the dramatic climax.

Then came a Homeric conflict, with a dramatic climax.

The name hippopotamus was mentioned at least twenty times in the lecture as a dramatic climax.

The dramatic climax lifted me from the chair.

American history loses nothing in dramatic climax because it is true or because it is truly told.

For two days Mr. Colbrith has been very plainly leading up to some sort of dramatic climax.

He was a remarkable Irish-American, James Gibbons, who had a part in the dramatic climax to that conclave.

Once more she stopped, partially out of breath, partially in preparation for the dramatic climax to her story.