Sentence examples for In apogee from inspiring English sources

In Apogee, a 22-story 67-unit tower on Biscayne Bay that is fully presold and will open by the end of the year, he landed $5 million per home, fed by the seemingly unstoppable housing boom.

Pageantry as represented in apogee by this royal wedding should be preserved, paid for from a controlled budget, and enjoyed.

It takes about five days to catch on to the plot of a soap opera in apogee.

On May 20, the moon will be in apogee – at its farthest distance from Earth – when it glides before the sun, so it will not obscure the whole orb, leaving a ring of fiery light around the perimeter of the moon.

The spacecraft altitude is 440 km in perigee and 32,000 km in apogee after the initial maneuvering, with an inclination of ~ 31°.

The EFD is operated in "apogee mode," in which we produce the EFD-DPB waveform, sampled at 64 Hz, in cooperation with the MGF to focus on EMIC waves less than 30 Hz. 2. Perigee mode  On the other hand, when the Arase is located in the plasmasphere (L < 4) where ion cyclotron frequency exceeds 30 Hz, we change the sampling frequency of the EFD-DPB to 256 Hz to cover ion mode waves.

Inscrutable red and yellow bunkers, and seedy businesses beguilingly decked out in apogees of Outsider design.

But in 2012, in the apogee of the Greek crisis, Syriza took the political establishment by storm, polling close to 27% in the June general elections and eclipsing the social democrats to become the second-largest party in the country.

Armed with carnations and roses, the gashte ershad rewarded those women sporting the best hijab in town.The apogee of "good hijab" in the Islamic republic is the chador, a long black cloak that reveals only the face.

In 2011, Apogee Stadium became the first newly built stadium to achieve LEED Platinum certification, the highest level awarded by the U.S. Green Building Council.

Her recent nonfiction appeared or is forthcoming in Callaloo, Apogee Journal, Cura, The Atlas Review, The Nervous Breakdown, The Fem, Entropy, and the The Florida Review where she was a finalist for the 2014 Editors Prizee for nonfiction.