Preposition: with

• dinner: The season culminates with the annual club dinner at which the coursing trophies for the current season are presented.

• exhibition: The documentary culminates with the exhibition, which has now been seen by 25,000 visitors from the UK and Europe.

• presentation: The project runs from April through to November 2003, when it will culminate with a presentation to Members of Parliament.

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• workshop: The workshops culminated in the building of giant Ravana images in collaboration with Scottish artists.

• campaign: The Democratic campaign culminated at its convention in Chicago.

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• eventually: Ideally, this will eventually culminate in the running of a Parliaments and Legislatures conference and/or thematic workshops.

• finally: That internal change of concepts and ideas, permeating ever-larger social strata, finally culminates in the violent upheaval known as revolution.

• all: This all culminates in the glorious 2000 debut Nothing Changes Under The Sun.

Preposition: in

• dissertation: The program culminates in a dissertation on a topic of the student's choice.

• procession: Carnival week is the 1st full week in August and culminates in a grand procession with many amusing floats on topical themes.

• exhibition: This will culminate in an exhibition later in the year.

• concert: Each course culminates in concerts at the UK's finest concert halls.

• finale: There are many race categories culminating in the grand finale of the men's elite race.