It has become part of the football argot, especially at the climax of a season.
The rock anthem will be played at the climax of the varied musical programme including a number of choirs and Jools Holland's band.
At the climax of his passion, he was adding to the collection at the rate of a painting a week, ending up with 1, 500 works.
It was a fitting thing to do at the climax of a voyage which had been started by a grand scientific idea about our origins.
Even last week's meeting of Yorkshire and Kent, a crucial fixture at the climax of the county championship, the premier competition, could draw no more than 3, 750.
One day Roland Emmerich will take a breather and give us a modest, thinly peopled costume drama in which, at the climax, somebody drops a teacup, but that day has not yet dawned.
There had been speculation that Hussein would be executed before Eid Al-Adha -- a holiday period that means Feast of the Sacrifice, celebrated by Muslims around the world at the climax of the hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
At the climax of the 1980 movie "The Blues Brothers, " hundreds of gun-toting police officers, state troopers and other riotous authority figures scramble after John Belushi and Dan Aykroyd as they calmly ride a Chicago City Hall elevator while being soothed by a piped-in instrumental version.
The World Cup reaches a climax Sunday at the same venue, with hosts New Zealand hoping to lift the Webb Ellis trophy for the first time in 24 years when they take on France, who have never won the tournament.
There's also all to play for in a strong Best Supporting Actress category: Amy Adams and Viola Davies who both give excellent performances in "Doubt" -- particularly stage actress Davies who delivers a scene-stealing performance across from Meryl Streep at the film's climax -- could cancel each other out.
Villarreal denied Pep Guardiola's men the title last weekend as they scored a last-gasp leveller at the Nou Camp, and there was another thrilling climax at El Madrigal, although this time Barca were the beneficiaries of the late goal.
At one point, the nearby Climax mine produced close to 75 percent of the world's molybdenum, which is used as a hardening agent for steel in cars, as well as in computer chips and monitors.
The event, which will be held at the Villa Marina in Douglas, is said to be the climax of a year of celebrations.
The climax takes place at a dance competition at Ballroom at the Ben, in the former Benjamin Franklin Hotel (834 Chestnut St.).
The all-French final was a treat for the spectators who were present at the Stade Municipal in Toulouse, as the game headed towards a dramatic climax.
He captured the English industrial scene at its murky climax, before it was lost or sanitised.
Brabin admits their performance at the Racecourse Ground was an anti-climax.
What I'll remember most vividly about Gus Van Sant's extraordinary " Elephan t" is not the violent climax -- his film is a fictional evocation of the shootings at Columbine High School -- but the state of grace that precedes it.
The climax, Champions' Day at Ascot, will be offered to terrestrial broadcasters.
And the cheer Cameron got at Prime Minister's Questions four hours later ensured this was not the anti-climax some predicted.
And for the dramatic climax, head to the terrace of Pincian Hill, above Piazza del Popolo, at 7:30 pm on 12 February for a fireworks display.
Hamilton, who won his first world title in a nail-biting climax to Sunday's Brazilian Grand Prix, was welcomed at the McLaren Technology Centre by the team's 1, 000-strong workforce, plus another 500 ancillary staff.
Handel-worship reached a climax in a series of festivals at London's Crystal Palace in the late 19th century.
It reached a climax in 1913 when fellow suffragette Emily Davison was killed as she rushed out at the Derby to bring down the King's horse.
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