Sentence examples for approaching the height from inspiring English sources

Three months, to go by Prigerson's and Maciejewski's research, might well find you approaching the height of sorrow.

She was rapidly approaching the height of her career: her single Total Eclipse of the Heart had gone to No 1 in the UK and later that year would hit the top of the charts in the US.

The vibe falls somewhere between fastidious studio product and booming concert recording, a balance that ideally suits My Morning Jacket, a spectacular live band started in 1998 and now approaching the height of its powers.

They appeared in only two films together: Alexander Mackendrick's "Ladykillers," released at a time (1955) when Guinness was approaching the height of his fame, and Sellers was still a supporting actor, and Robert Moore's "Murder by Death," a Neil Simon farce released in 1976, when both actors were stalled in late-career doldrums.

What the latest numbers conceal is that the company is approaching the height of monetizing its existing assets with advertising, and that's exactly the time to start worrying seriously about the future.

"If you look at older Koreans," says Schwekendiek, "we now see a situation where the average South Korean woman is approaching the height of the average North Korean man.

We've been approaching the heights of musical ecstasy, and, as the fates would have it, next up is the evening's pièce de resistance, Hard Rock Hallelujah from everyone's favourite Finnish monster-rockers.

Eating and drinking If you avoid the pizza bars - and you don't go to France to eat pizza - a meal for a family of five will cost upwards of £50 without ever approaching the heights that you would normally expect from provincial French restaurants.

Elevation was the most influential variable; recruitment increased as terrace height approached the height of existing marsh (r2 = 0.43).

Though she made the film as she approached the height of her fame, she suffered doubt, and "the inexplicable burden that comes with fame," Mr. Costner said.

The Sun, as it approaches the height of its 11-year sunspot cycle, churns in a more unruly roil, throwing out more high-energy radiation that puffs out Earth's outer atmosphere.