Sentence examples for apogee are from inspiring English sources

Many of the crucial leaders and foot soldiers of the civil-rights era, the movement's postwar apogee, are gone lost to age or martyred, like King, Medgar Evers, Malcolm X, and the four schoolgirls killed in the dynamiting of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, in Birmingham, in 1963.

Its current perigee and apogee are about 635 and 835 km, respectively, and its orbital period is about 99.5 min. Ørsted has been providing only scalar field measurements since 2005 due to a star camera failure.

Their apogee was the referendum.

Leading the way to this alcoholic apogee were those of us born around 1980.

Furthermore, Apogee was the largest pure-play, integrated architectural glass and services provider.

Luckily for me, Apogee was releasing its full-year financials that day; I dialed in to the earnings call.

Its emotional apogee was a fetching photo of W., reformed scamp, cradling his infant daughters with a radiant smile.

Her apogee was to appear at the London Palladium – the Cradocks, meanwhile, were packing the Royal Albert Hall.

Vienna's apogee was perhaps the shortest: its rise and fall coincided with the last years of the Hapsburg Empire, though in intensity it outshone them all.

The abrupt extinguishing of any life before it reaches a natural apogee is an irresistible occasion for speculation about what might have been.

The bodega's apogee is the Viña Tondonia Gran Reserva, whose latest release, 1996 (£82.99, Loki Wine), shimmers with almost unbelievable complexity.