Sentence examples for approaching its zenith from inspiring English sources

James's career was approaching its zenith.

Mr. Schenck was among the first of 86 people to be arraigned before Judge Martin P. Murphy in a Jan . 27night court session that illustrated how, in the final years of the Giuliani administration, the city's six-year "quality of life" crackdown against low-level crimes is approaching its zenith.

But the Americans, for whom this park was built, are all working at this time of year, even though the fall foliage is approaching its zenith.

Global warming, however, is approaching its zenith, just before imposing severe consequences, and is, perhaps, still a generation away from being rejected as the hogwash it is.

Temperature at Decline is slightly, but significantly lower than Peak and humidity is approaching its zenith or just beginning to fall.

After starting in 1977 in a tiny space on Hudson Street and then moving into a few rooms of the New School, the museum relocated to its current location at 583 Broadway, between Houston and Prince Streets, in 1983 -- just as the SoHo art scene approached its zenith.

Specifically, I am standing in front of the original handwritten manuscript of A Christmas Carol, purchased by Morgan sometime in the 1890s, as his economic and political power approached its zenith.

"JUICE," I muttered to myself to justify my lack of self-control, "I'll make lots and lots of fresh juice!" And with the profusion of produce that is tumbling over sidewalks and curbs of farmers markets throughout Los Angeles as summer approaches its zenith, I recommend you do the same.

Temperatures rise, the rainy season begins, and maximum temperature approaches its zenith or begins to decline.

The approach reached its zenith in Greenaway's first feature in 1980, "The Falls," which is, sadly, not a part of the Makor series (as with "Baby of Macon," import VHS copies may be found in adventurous video stores).

This bizarro approach reaches its zenith when Schneider imagines Clyde's thoughts as he dies at the hands of a posse armed with Browning automatic rifles: "Funny thing is, you can watch your own killing without anger — who would have thought?