Amla waits for the next one to get to the apex of its bounce and cuts it for four but he misses the third ball going for the heave-ho and Kieswetter knocks the bails off but the batsman's foot was on the ground and in the crease.
Looking back, it seems that it also reached the apex of its influence in that decade.
Regardless of the legitimacy or illegitimacy of Scalia's denigration of the court for its assumed role in DOMA's overturning ("an assertion," Scalia writes, that "envisions the Supreme Court standing [or rather enthroned] at the apex of government"), it is Scalia's suggestion that historical precedent may justify current inequality that renders his opinion misguided.
If you're a musician who has reached this coveted apex of success, it means that you won't have to follow the same kind of rules as smaller artists who rely on tours or a steady stream of releases to promote their careers.
We had lived through the 80s, the decade in which self-sufficiency reached such an ugly apex of valorisation that it had its own, completely erroneous, catchphrase: greed is good.
However, as the apex of SeV art, it's an impressive piece of clothing and it will definitely, when fully loaded, make you feel like a SWAT team member on vacation.
It takes a special kind of event to make a street best known for midnight iPad launches seem any more like the apex of commercialism, but it looked like the NFL street party could be the thing to do it.
Is it true, as Ms. Steele suggests, that homosexuality as a specific group only appeared after the slow breakdown of a feudal class system, when men at the apex of society thought it natural to penetrate either sex?
Because Beijing stands at the apex of the triangle, it is a natural gateway on the long-distance land communication route between the North China Plain and the northern ranges, plains, and plateaus, and routes running across the great plain naturally converge on the city.
