A conversation that's been brewing also comes to a head.
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And that often comes to a head over the hajj.
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It all comes to a head in the hospital parking lot.
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All of this comes to a head when Cal McTeers returns.
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The whole concept comes to a head within Kohn Gallery itself.
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Their conflict comes to a head when Khloé confronts him directly.
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That comes to a head when safety and security is threatened.
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Naturally, it all comes to a head in a very public place.
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The rivalry comes to a head in Ragnarok when Heimdall kills Loki.
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"It always comes to a head right before the anniversary," she said.
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All of the tension between them comes to a head in this episode.
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She just loves him and that intimacy they've shared comes to a head.
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Rating It's the scene at Christmas dinner where everything comes to a head.
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When a sexual harassment scandal hits the network, this conflict comes to a head.
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Everything comes to a head when Agatha collapses in front of Father Blackwood and Zelda.
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RELATED: Trump's wiretapping accusation comes to a head at Comey hearing Republican Committee Chairman Rep.
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This comes to a head in the "emotion" video for Dirty Computer, released April 27.
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But, she's quickly reaching her limits, and it all comes to a head tomorrow night.
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When this PTSD problem finally comes to a head, it's going to be an explosion.
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An issue that's been brewing at home or with your family comes to a head.
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As the confrontation comes to a head, Weisz corners Stone in a library and threatens her.
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Only this one comes to a head sometime during college or those years following high school.
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It all comes to a head the night that Skye comes over to Clay's house for dinner.
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In this week's episode, "Chicanery," that sibling rivalry comes to a head in a devastating courtroom showdown.
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"If the situation comes to a head, this could send ripples through the financial markets," it added.
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The tension comes to a head at the episode's end where both men express how hurt they are.
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This comes to a head when Eliza's parents present the couple with their own condo in Santa Monica.
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Their argument ultimately comes to a head, with Rachel asking Ross if they should go on a break.
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It comes to a head with a hearing tomorrow, and I survey the battlefield here: http://bit.ly/21625PurFUz.
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Tension that's been brewing beneath the surface comes to a head; passive aggressive behavior isn't so passive anymore!
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A situation that's been building in your social life comes to a head during today's full moon in Aries!
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This all comes to a head with a somewhat hidden feature that's actually the most powerful tool available in Labo.
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The gradual growth of the series comes to a head next month when Persona 33 launches on the PS4 and PS3.
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Kylo Ren is leading the First Order, and he and Rey will clearly clash as the fight comes to a head.
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Conflict between Martians, Earthers, and Belters (asteroid dwellers) comes to a head when an extraterrestrial pathogen called the "protomolecule," is unleashed.
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The whole disaster comes to a head when Vanessa's dad tells her that Nick asked every woman's family about a potential proposal.
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All of this comes to a head when the Office For Professional Responsibility officially gets that tape Gregg The Coward sent them.
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In pure Gossip Girl style, this all comes to a head when they all inevitably end up around the same Thanksgiving table.
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The whole ridiculous plot comes to a head with about as much incoherence as you'd expect based on everything I've just written.
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The situation generally comes to a head every winter — so much so that the "winter crisis" has almost become an annual tradition.
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And all comes to a head during the final song, "The Party Goes On," a skittish, dizzying ensemble for all five voices.
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Even if the debt ceiling drama comes to a head, the U.S. will likely keep its top-notch credit rating from Moody's.
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And then his paranoia comes to a head when his own co-workers, who are moles for the evil organization Hydra, ambush him.
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And it all comes to a head later in the film, when Drax is introduced to Mantis (Pom Klementieff), Ego's sheltered alien sidekick.
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It all comes to a head (with James Newton Howard's violin-heavy, ruminative score) in perhaps the greatest sequence Shyamalan has ever filmed.
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The King's survey finally comes to a head when he realizes the answer is out of his reach and an intergalactic meltdown ensues.
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It all comes to a head at the end of the episode, when he tells her he can no longer go on like this.
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The internal police process comes to a head just weeks after Attorney General William Barr declined to bring federal charges against the embattled officer.
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For some eastern Christians (those who refused to accept a calendar reform in the 1920s), the Nativity feast comes to a head today and tomorrow.
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When it all comes to a head, they shout their truths into the endless night and fight it out like men are allegedly supposed to.
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But most of all, "Get Out" creates the same sense that something is very wrong without revealing the specifics until everything comes to a head.
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A complex financial issue also comes to a head at this time—watch out for lazy or deceitful people or situations as Mars opposes Neptune.
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This last prediction comes to a head later in the episode, when Elsie gets jumped by an unknown assailant on her way out of the theater.
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This all comes to a head in the final moments of the game, when we meet a surprise new character: Cassie, Nate and Elena's young daughter.
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Tension comes to a head in the episode "The Best Washing Machine in the Whole World," during which the brothers publicly confront each other with — gasp!
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The battle over how to both reauthorize and reform the program has been brewing all year, but it comes to a head again early next month.
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Equities around the world have been surging this year, but the run for one country's stock market could soon wane as political unrest comes to a head.
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This development comes to a head in Fleabag's cafe, when Priest demands to know what's going on with his new "friend," asking where she "disappears" off to.
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Who among us hasn't ignored all the reasons someone is wrong for us until it all comes to a head at the Television Critics Association's press tour?
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This comes to a head when you take a look at how their individual brands choose to communicate their sustainability initiatives that they're all tasked with undergoing.
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Well, we'll see how this escalating feud comes to a head when Kim and Tristan (who blocks Kim) are put in the same house together next week.
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When the tension comes to a head at the Battle of Tippecanoe in 210, there's little questioning as to how the two sides arrived at that confrontation.
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Elaine's perceived promiscuity (also known as a healthy, active sex life) comes to a head in season seven's "The Sponge," when her favorite contraceptive sponge is discontinued.
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The full moon in Capricorn finds you in a busy mood today, Leo, and a situation that's been building at your day job comes to a head.
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Davis earned an Oscar nomination for Best Actress, while Crawford famously did not (the fallout of that conflict comes to a head in Feud's gripping fifth episode).
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The story comes to a head when Gon joins up with his father's protégé Kite to hunt down chimeric ants, which take on characteristics of whatever they eat.
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Even at 27, I still deal with bouts of cystic hormonal acne — the painful kind that sits deep under the skin but never really comes to a head.
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This all comes to a head in one of the season's most triumphant moments in the finale, when Arthie officially comes out to the rest of the troupe.
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The weeklong event comes to a head on Friday and Saturday with marathon nights featuring simultaneous performances across three stages at BRIC's main building in Fort Greene, Brooklyn.
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Waukesha's challenge of the Great Lakes Compact, as it's called, comes to a head with a bi-national review of its bid to tap into an increasingly precious resource.
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The whole thing comes to a head when Kai, which means ocean in Japanese, activates a very Little Wing-y guitar that has been subtly strumming in plain sight.
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It all comes to a head in episode 9, when the target is on roboticist and "David," Christian Hubicki, who is perceived as a major threat because he's smart.
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It all comes to a head on Tuesday when the company is slated to report is fiscal 2016 first-quarter earnings, and the options market is expecting some huge moves.
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It comes to a head above the meditative chess board of the film's antagonist: I went most of my life without thinking about film as a visual or temporal medium.
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As everyone in Westeros' destiny comes to a head with Thrones' eighth and final season, it seems we're finally going to find out how all those enigmatic predications all turn out.
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Cleveland (CNN)One of the craziest and most tumultuous presidential primary seasons in recent memory comes to a head Monday as Donald Trump arrives in Cleveland for the Republican National Convention.
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That comes to a head when he fights fellow Kryptonian General Zod (Michael Shannon) in the middle of downtown Metropolis, destroying half the city and undoubtedly killing untold numbers of civilians.
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Meanwhile, the contest to succeed Mrs Merkel as head of the CDU, which comes to a head in early December, could cause wider political ruptures, including the collapse of the current coalition.
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During Tuesday's episode, the Bachelor and Bachelorette alums hit the beach for their first rose ceremony, and Tia Booth and Colton Underwood's will-they-won't–they relationship finally comes to a head.
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FX's twisted romance about raging narcissists Gretchen (Aya Cash) and Jimmy (Chris Geere) comes to a head with her coping with her depression and him dealing with the loss of his father.
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This naturally serves as the main engine of Ashton Kutcher's misery throughout the duration of the movie, and it comes to a head at the end, when Ashton Kutcher's dad is hospitalized.
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Buffy and Faith have been mirroring each other all season — gleefully in "Bad Girls," with trepidation in "Enemies" — and when it finally comes to a head, the release of tension is astonishing.
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The episode doesn't beat around the booby-trapped bush, placing the newly allied forces on a collision course with Negan and his Saviors that comes to a head before the end credits roll.
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Steven Mnuchin's long and bumpy road to confirmation likely comes to a head Monday night, with the Senate expected to make the former Goldman Sachs partner and Hollywood producer the next Treasury secretary.
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But the romantic chaos will give fans endearing moments from Lara Jean that include stress baking and a "Cinderella" scene where everything comes to a head while she's clad in a ball gown.
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If French voters pick any of the other three top contenders in a presidential vote that comes to a head on May 7, Melenchon warned a rally on April 12: "You'll be coughing blood".
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As their relationship comes to a head, Tony and Gloria have a climactic fight: He's left her because it's not fun anymore, as she's shown her truest, darkest colors, and she calls him sobbing.
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This particular grocery store advancement allows us to be totally antisocial and curbs the amount of time we spend waiting in the checkout line, where our addiction to impulse shopping truly comes to a head.
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The situation comes to a head when Jadis finally decides to execute Rick by putting him up against another gladiator-style walker with a spike-ridden helmet, similar to the battle he faced last season.
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Turkey's dilemma comes to a head this week at the G20 summit of the world's main economies, where President Tayyip Erdogan and Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman could meet, according to Turkish officials.
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The clash comes to a head on Monday with a hearing in the Judiciary Committee where Democratic lawyers plan to present the case for impeaching Mr. Trump while the White House sits out the process.
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In essence, your actions determine which side of the character is really the most important, an aspect that comes to a head during the episode's final moments, when you have to make your last, big choice.
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Not only do they make this mostly unnecessary sequel bearable, but pretty good as you're sucked into the brewing tension between the two mothers until it comes to a head in the film's tremendous third act.
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All of this comes to a head in "Crisis on Infinite Earths," a five-part crossover story that begins Sunday in "Supergirl," then continues Monday in "Batwoman" and Tuesday in "The Flash" before concluding on Jan.
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That feeling comes to a head when she flees a betrothal to a kind widower, for reasons she doesn't entirely understand, and her father and other men in the village deem her to be possessed by demons.
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Everything in "How It's Gotta Be" comes to a head when Rick returns to Alexandria to find his home in flames and the fate of his son, his significant other, and his infant daughter up in the air.
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This soccer World Cup has brought a lot of surprises, and it all comes to a head with the final Sunday, as the European Union's newest member Croatia takes on France, one of the founding nations of the bloc.
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" All comes to a head at a costume party, where Redmond flips out on Locken — first asking her, "Do you think that you're better than the rest of us?" and then telling her, "No yes you do!" when Locken answers "no.
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"There has not been a strike situation in the Hungarian private sector for years and now it all comes to a head at once because so many things have piled up," said Zoltan Laszlo, vice chairman at the Hungarian Metalworkers' Federation.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French Energy Minister Segolene Royal warned EDF's board on Wednesday against trying to prevent the closure of France's oldest nuclear plant, as a long-running conflict between the state-controlled utility and the government comes to a head.
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It is Bianca and Kaj who interest him, and their symbiosis comes to a head as the two of them—the honest citizen, married with young children, and the desperado—fall greedily upon each other as if starved of love.
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Her difficult job takes a toll on her, though — particularly affecting her relationship with her boyfriend, who also works at the facility — which comes to a head with the introduction of a new resident who stirs up some buried trauma.
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the significant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," the firm added.
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It all comes to a head in the final episode of Season 1 when Sydney and Dina go to their school dance together as friends, and when they slow-dance together Dina tells Sydney she did like the kiss they shared.
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Of course, as you can see from the promo above, the violence between Celeste and Perry also comes to a head, and that's after a series of domestic beatings that has already taken a toll on both the audience and the performers.
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That half-translation of Migos et al comes to a head on the next song, when he shouts "I conned her into / Ripping the condom in two," in something that sounds like a cross between outright parody and that Steve Buscemi gif.
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If mandatory arbitration comes to a head in the next few years, it will be at the urging of a company (or a shareholder) that wants to adopt a provision, not because the SEC chair is eager for an opportunity to set precedent.
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Everything comes to a head when Abbi and Ilana end up at the same fancy restaurant: Abbi on a surreptitious date with Trey; Ilana celebrating her parents' 53th anniversary while trying to hook up with randos to show that she's totally over Lincoln.
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The tension comes to a head when they are in the waiting room during the G-tube surgery, arguing, and Barb reams them out for not realizing how much work Stella is doing to protect them when it should be the other way around.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Optimism about a U.S.-China trade agreement has helped drive U.S. stocks to more than two-month highs, creating a make-or-break moment for Wall Street as a year-long clash between the world's two largest economies comes to a head.
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The Case Comes To A Head How To Get Away With Murder has never shied away from the political, but I couldn't help but be particularly impressed with the way the series has weaved the real-world need for prison reform into its storyline.
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It comes to a head as they sit on the couch and he leans in and kisses her, but Petra smartly explains that it's not a good idea — she knows that he is still not over Jane, and he makes no move to deny that.
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The most recent iteration of the long-running Planet of the Apes franchise has been one of the strongest blockbuster film trilogies in recent memory, and it all comes to a head with Matt Reeves's War of the Planet of the Apes (in theaters today).
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the signicant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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"The prognosis for the oil market is even more dire than in November 2014, when such a price war last started, as it comes to a head with the significant collapse in oil demand due to the coronavirus," Goldman Sachs said in a note.
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" All of the hypocrisy and privilege that belongs to the men of The Best of Everything comes to a head, as it so often does, at an annual Christmas party, where "everyone was drinking as if he were about to be set adrift on a raft.
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But the episode comes to a head when Laura stumbles upon a scene we viewers saw at the very end of the series premiere: Shadow Moon, hanging in a tree with a noose around his neck, freshly strung up by the minions of new god Technology.
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It all comes to a head the next morning (Christmas morning) when Sophia's mom has her own meltdown after findng out she didn't get the part she wanted regardless of the fact that she screwed the director in the bathroom at the bar the night before.
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Here are some of the highlights: #OscarsSoWhite comes to a head Controversy over Hollywood's lack of diversity erupted in January with the announcement of the Academy Award nominations, but the conversation continued well into February, casting a long shadow over the actual show on February 28.
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Anyway, Andrew is having himself quite the sex life, all while being forced to reject so-called "sexual deviants" from the priesthood — it can only be a matter of time before this comes to a head and we suspect Lenny is going to be none too happy about it.
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As the U.K. responds to voters' rejection of the European Union, the U.S. presidential election comes to a head and other disputes play out across the globe, uncertainty is at a record high in 2016, according to a new index that tracks newspaper articles in over a dozen countries.
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All of this comes to a head unexpectedly in "Visitor," in which Leigh rescues a seemingly stray dog and takes it in, thus prompting a series of flashbacks to her life with Matt that fill in bits and pieces of the narrative, both on an emotional level and a plot level.
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As the brothers' feud comes to a head in the courtroom, Michael McKean delivers an explosive monologue that makes for two of the most riveting minutes of television this year – and Bob Odenkirk matches that intensity with quiet devastation that lets you know just how much this "victory" has cost Jimmy.
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This year's festival comes to a head on Friday night with Jazz-Rock-Funk Throwdown at Nublu 9177 — featuring the trio Harriet Tubman and the virtuoso guitarist David Fiuczynski — and on Saturday evening with a concert of duets at the Jazz Gallery, with musicians playing together in pairs for the first time.
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And phoenixes tend to go through the same three phases: a crisis, or "ashes" stage, as trouble comes to a head and capital flees the country; a "response" stage, where a politician grasps the reform nettle, often with IMF support; and a third "rebirth" stage, as capital is lured back by the prospect of economic recovery.
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"If the American administration rejects the hand that has been held out by France and the European Union, we are preparing ourselves to react with sanctions," he said.. NOVEMBER 14 - AUTOS 232 A long-running U.S. investigation into whether imported cars and auto parts pose a national security threat comes to a head on Nov. 14.
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PEOPLE can exclusively reveal a sneak peek from the upcoming Real Housewives of Dallas supersized reunion, airing June 19, and it's safe to say the tension between Cary Deuber and LeeAnne Locken – which has been building all season – comes to a head when Cary confronts Locken for spreading rumors she stole her husband Mark Deuber from his previous wife.
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Anyway, as Britain's self-inflicted Brexit crisis (self-inflicted with some help from Putin, it seems) comes to a head, it seems to me worth trying to explain some aspects of the economics involved that should be obvious – surely are obvious to many British economists – but aren't, apparently, as obvious either to Brexiteers or to the general public.
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With conflicting interests as the Syria crisis comes to a head, see where different global powers stand on U.S. intervention: In support of U.S. strike Canada: "Canada fully supports the United States' limited and focused action to degrade the Assad regime's ability to launch chemical weapons attacks against innocent civilians, including many children," PM Justin Trudeau said in a statement.
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"You might lose, but even if you don't lose, the idea that the people you lead are intriguing against you is uncomfortable when it comes to a head, and it's inevitable you would feel some resentment," said Charles Moore, a former editor of The Daily Telegraph, who is completing the third volume of an authorized biography of Mrs. Thatcher. Mrs.
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Season 2, Episode 22: "Parental Discretion Advised" Joey's complicated relationship with her father comes to a head in season 2's penultimate episode, which sees her going against her gut instincts by wearing a wire to send him back to jail for dealing drugs yet again — something that led to the family restaurant, the Ice House, burning down as a result of a deal gone bad.
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So, now on the other side of the coin, going to your question, yeah, the Trump people are like, "We just have to get to 2020," and maybe it's a good campaign issue, even if it comes to a head in the summer of 2020, but depending on how the courts operate, and depending on how many roadblocks they throw up, it could take a long, long time.
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All of this suggests that President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE could be tested by a European economic baptism of fire in the early months of his administration as the Italian economic crisis comes to a head.
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