Sentence examples for achieving the height from inspiring English sources

In the next two years Mansfield did her best work, achieving the height of her powers in The Garden Party (1922), which includes "At the Bay," "The Voyage," "The Stranger" (with New Zealand settings), and the classic "Daughters of the Late Colonel," a subtle account of genteel frustration.

Turning disaster into triumph in the manner they do is every bit as impressive as achieving the heights in the first place.

At one point, he justified this procedure by contending that while it is best to act from entirely disinterested motives, we sometimes might have to rely on interested considerations to induce to morally correct action those people (including ourselves) who are not yet capable of achieving the heights of virtue.

That's where Cronenberg achieves the height of his art — as a director of the body.

In May, he achieved the height in an abandoned railway warehouse in the suburbs of Perth, Australia.

The reign of Suleyman the Magnificent (1520-66) was the golden age of the Ottomans, when they achieved the height of their military victories and artistic endeavors.

Booth achieved the height of her fame during the 1960s with her portrayal of the domineering but lovable housemaid Hazel Burke on the television situation comedy Hazel (1961 66).

That's how he was able to achieve the height of cynicism, even as he raised a glass and anticipated Rita's favourite toast.

"It could all be preprogrammed to be a success, whatever happened," they told me, suggesting that one test flight by Rutan's team might not have achieved the height claimed for it.

Without Hawksmoor, he adopted a simple style in these designs, using a few elementary forms with increasing audacity, until in Seaton Delaval he achieved the height of drama with a comparatively small house.

They do not achieve the height of 1 mm or less since their radius is 1 mm Fig. 10 Positions of cephalothorax and abdomen on two-dimensional surface (c: cephalothorax, a: abdomen).