Sentences with phrase «great crescendo»

Though the game really picks up for a great crescendo in the latter two episodes.

And it finishes with a great crescendo.

Though the game really picks up for a great crescendo in the latter two episodes.

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Despite this setback, the Great Leap Forward reached a splendid crescendo in October 1980, with an extravaganza billed as «Employee Awareness Day.»

The Weimar Republic's disastrous monetary policy and resulting hyperinflation following The Great War reached a crescendo in 1923 when a single U.S. dollar traded for 4.2 trillion German marks.

As the band performs the final song of the service, a gently rocking treatment of «How Great Thou Art,» Schwartz hits the crescendo at a volume that suggests his depth of conviction, his voice keening out over the rest of the people nearby.

She calls in «crescendo fasting» and it suggests we do fasting 3 days a week and, if feeling great after 2 weeks, adding an additional day.

He is the best villain Dexter has had to face yet, and the season carries a great pace with perhaps the best crescendo the series has ever seen.

Mind you, it's also a film I think is great too, but it also uses violence as a dramatic crescendo whereas «Bluebird» is much more honest and less melodramatic about the organic and natural direction where the narrative needs to take these characters.

Like all of Sandler's Netflix movies, The Week Of is longer than it needs to be, finally ending on more of a friendly shrug than an emotional crescendo or a great gag.

It is a great time to be an investor in some of the greatest companies in the world...... Significant market bottoms, when they finally occur, have less to do with fundamental economic and financial shifts than with crescendos of public panic.

Decided it would be a great idea to release some DLC for their 2 month old game right when the fall release crescendo begins.

The shutter speed that gave a great exposure at the start might overexpose the crescendo.