Yuletide always ends up an anti-climax, resembling a period of mourning for the loss of what once was, rather than a fun and celebratory period. |
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At any rate, the anti-climax that was last night is now well and truly over. |
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The outcome of the seat-sharing imbroglio was like an anti-climax in a Bollywood flop. |
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So the whole thing becomes an anti-climax that set my teeth gnashing once again. |
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If anyone, resuming their seat for the second half, thought the Purcell would be an anti-climax, they were quickly disabused. |
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The Sunday thus proved something of an anti-climax, with three convincing results. |
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Even the ones who threatened a wobbly lower lip and adulterous quick beating of the heart proved to be a thorough anti-climax. |
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The final three days were a bit of an anti-climax for the group, with relatively easy paddles on flat waters to the rendezvous with the yacht. |
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With such a fearsome rivalry between the sides, there was a feeling of anti-climax at the final whistle, but there is still plenty to play for at the FIFA World Cup. |
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The lions, mostly dozing in the sun, were more of an anti-climax. |
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Instead, it just kind of blissfully floats around in its own self-contained environment, content to prettily fizzle out into an unceremonious anti-climax. |
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The only real anti-climax is the fact that it is all over way too soon. |
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So superior were Nazarov's side, in fact, that the tournament's grand finale proved something of an anti-climax, with Sri Lanka losing 4-0 in a one-sided final where the first goal was scored inside 50 seconds. |
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After all the hullabaloo of the holidays and trying to get everything ready in time I'm left feeling drained with a profound sense of anti-climax. |
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Seeing him whiny and peevish in the first debate was a huge anti-climax. |
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If there is a touch of anti-climax in South America on Tuesday night, it is because surely nothing can match the bedlam of Barranquilla, where Colombia confirmed their ticket to Brazil last weekend. |
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Today I have extremely achy legs and a strange sense of anti-climax. |
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