Sentence examples for are high points of from inspiring English sources
They are high points of lyric photography which, once seen, become like all the best pictures and poems and paintings a permanent part of our lives.
They are high points of lyric photography which, once seen, become — like all the best pictures and poems and paintings — a permanent part of our lives.
Three of his earliest films, out of circulation since they were made in the 1960's, are high points of this exhibition, and they show Baltimore as a gross-out Gomorrah populated by sex-crazed housewives, trailer park killers and senior-citizen terrorists.
The idyllic beaches and expensive hotels are high points of life in Hawaii, but on the other side of that is grime.
Her pride gives way visibly, in every limb of her body, and there are high points of drama when Kostelnicka is trapped in her own manipulative net and is torn to near-madness by guilt.
His dramatic narratives are high points of radio's so-called 'Golden Age.' The highest of all was a tribute to the American effort in World War Two entitled 'On A Note of Triumph.' Unfortunately for Corwin, his career with CBS ended not long afterward on a very sour note.
His Beethoven sonata and concerto cycles have been high points of the past decade.
Two of them, directed by Christopher Alden, will always be high points of my operagoing life.
She and Meli's love duet, and their grand, anguished ensemble with Domingo, were high points of an intriguing but frustrating evening.
and the Gladiators, not to mention subsequent classics like Ben-Hur and The Ten Commandments were high points of my movie-going youth.
From it's high point of 56percentt, Nickelodeon's market share is down, and expected to be around 37percentt by 2017.
