Sentences with phrase «culmination of»

Marrying malts is a culmination of the production process, when casks of mature malt whiskies are blended, and water can then be added to adjust the alcoholic strength ready for bottling.

The culmination of these changes seems to have allowed my body to heal.

«The opening of this plant is the culmination of years of careful planning,» said Byrne Dairy President Carl Byrne.

Taste of Australia is the culmination of over 12 months filming to make the television series Lyndey Milan's Taste of Australia.

These are just like the donut culmination of hard to find ingredients lol.

The joint - venture deal with Bega Cheese was a hard - headed business decision to capitalise on surging demand in China for high - quality infant formula from a trusted brand name, and the culmination of an idea stemming from a time of immense sadness seven years ago, Ms Holgate said.

The culmination of the line's speed, control of raw materials, and excellent logistics means that the fresh mince now reaches the supermarket in top condition with a nine - day shelf life ahead of it.

I hope that you'll enjoy the book, it's a culmination of my personal quest for healing and everything I have learnt along the way to bring my health back into balance.

These cookies are the perfect culmination of ingredients.

Nutella Swirled Banana Bread is the culmination of five years of daydreaming about Nutella while baking.

The report, the culmination of a lengthy investigation into one of the country's biggest franchise operators, comes days after Caltex shocked the market with a decision to exit franchising.

The culmination of this portion of training is Friday Night Dinner, where you will develop and execute a menu for up to 100 guests.

The GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS title attempt was the culmination of a three - day celebration in the brand's hometown of Austin, Texas to mark the 46th birthday and the first official «Schlotzsky's Day,» proclaimed by the City of Austin on October 6.

CMC and CMPC are the culmination of the progressive ACF credentials that enable foodservice professionals to certify their skill, knowledge and expertise at each stage of their careers.

«The Judgment of Paso was the culmination of what has been a four year journey in redefining our Cabernet program at Calcareous,» said Calcareous Vineyard Winemaker Jason Joyce who was in the audience during the blind tasting, blind to all but his wine on the panel.

Inspired by street fare from around the world, VANDAL's menu is a culmination of Chef Santos» personal travels and reflects his signature style of multi-ethnic small plates that are ideal for tasting and sharing.

It has been a four - year project from inception to conclusion and a culmination of their strong collaboration.

Part of the Scotland Food & Drink industry strategy, the delivery of the innovation network is the culmination of three years of work and collaboration.

My name is Julia, and this site is a culmination of my different passions.

TOAD is the culmination of five years of planning and various collaborations.

This site is a culmination of my different passions and I would love for you to join me as I continue to learn more about natural living and holistic ways to improve our health and the health of our loved ones.

The China Study was the culmination of a 20 - year partnership of Cornell University, Oxford University, and the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine.

«This is the culmination of a year's worth of research and months of planning with the best design firms in the business, our franchisees, and our internal team.

This recipe is a culmination of those experiences.

The culmination of rational religion is world - loyalty.

Five days after the idea of holding a council came to Pope John, on January 25, the Feast of the Conversion of St. Paul and the culmination of the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, he announced his inspiration to an assembled group of 18 cardinals.

We meet God, who is the culmination of what we foretaste in life as love, freedom, knowledge.

It is the final choice for God; it is the culmination of all those myriad choices I have made for Him during my life.

This American English translation is the culmination of nearly 20 years of work by a group of nearly 100 scholars and theologians, including bishops, revisers and editors.

Here is the culmination of Israel's thought about natural law: a glorious day should dawn when man's jungle impulses would atrophy, when right would triumph deep in human nature, and society would pursue its happy course in a state of «anarchy,» of «no law,» because everyone would do the high and noble thing through his love for it, in obedience to the unwritten law inscribed on his heart!

What happened during that hour was the natural culmination of my coming to faith: I had been cracked open to the divine, I read books that I would have laughed at before the cracking, and the stars lined up and there was God, and then I knew, and then I said it out loud to a third party, and then I giggled.

Rather, it acted discreetly but decisively to facilitate the culmination of the Zionist dream.

As a sporting event, the Super Bowl represents the season's culmination of a major American game.

He who has once reached the culmination of the Spirit will be moved with pity and compassion for the sufferings of his fellows both bodily and spiritual.

John Platt calls this crucial period which lies quickly ahead of us as we rush toward the culmination of this phase of human development «the step to Man.»

The culmination of concrescence is the «satisfaction» of the final adjustment, when the dynamism of all the components, which is in some ways passive and in other ways active, ends in a decided «something,» the superject» (PR 45fl1).

The appearance of the compassionate systems society will be the culmination of six previous revolutions:

Human choices in the decades just ahead will decide whether, and to what extent, the culmination of that stage of history which began with the emergence of culture - producing men will bring with it universal happiness or worldwide horror.

In this lies the culmination of this development of our work, and to it we now turn.

The culmination of an appointed time (kairos) that is just around the corner.

The culmination of this progress is when «we all» are talking with each other about «us.»

Walter Brueggemann's brilliant new book, the culmination of a lifetime of incisive theological work, embodies the transitional moment between one interpretive age and the creative stirrings of a new one.

To the extent that the crime can be understood as a culmination of an extremist world view, then the perpetrator would be criminally responsible; to the extent that the criminal behavior was a product of a mental illness, he might be eligible for a defense of diminished capacity or not guilty by reason of insanity.

The book of Revelation, with its vision of a new heaven and a new earth (21:1), is the logical culmination of this approach.

This book represents the culmination of six years of doctoral work and research in theology and mass communication at Boston University Graduate School.

This essentially new and potentially highly significant emergence brings to light what I see as the culmination of the contemporary transformation.

There may be woeful scandals in the Kingdom — «it must needs be that scandals come»; there can be heresies and schisms; but there must remain intact at all times the Church which is the culmination of the Law of creation.

This result marks the culmination of 15 years work by Venter and colleagues to perfect their techniques.

Destruction is not seen in the Old Testament as the inevitable culmination of a series of events.

And the ruling in Griswold itself was not so much a radical break with the past as it was the culmination of a process that began with the nation's experience of World War II.