Sentence examples for a pinnacle of from inspiring English sources

Studio 54 opens, a pinnacle of cocaine-disco-doorman culture.

The mega-novel is a pinnacle of the storyteller's craft.

Ray's first masterpiece, and a pinnacle of poetic noir.

Today's cellists still treat the Bach Suites as a pinnacle of their art.

Landing an article in the journal has long represented a pinnacle of professional success.

In mathematics, positional notation and the use of the zero represented a pinnacle of intellectual achievement.

Now healthy, the two doctors have risen to a pinnacle of cancer leadership.

As a French opera, "Hugue nots" stands at a pinnacle of the genre.

America's Standing in the World In 1961, America stood at a pinnacle of power and prestige.

Just as CBS has pointed to "60 Minutes," ABC has considered "Nightline" a pinnacle of journalism.

A monologue for Ilia, already at a pinnacle of agitation and distress, opens the opera.