Sentence examples for at a pinnacle from inspiring English sources
America's Standing in the World In 1961, America stood at a pinnacle of power and prestige.
A monologue for Ilia, already at a pinnacle of agitation and distress, opens the opera.
Relations between the United States and Mexico were at a pinnacle before the attacks, Mr. Fox said in the interview.
At a pinnacle of idealism, Mr. Pink writes that "the underlying operating system of the freewheeling, individualistic, hypercapitalistic free agent economy is... the Golden Rule".
For a newcomer to cirque nouveau, and perhaps to devotees as well, "Cirque Orchestra" represents the genre at a pinnacle of refinement.
Tony Conrad, a partner at the venture firm True Ventures, said his discussions with the tech elite at the conference convinced him the tech industry was at a pinnacle of creation.
Having begun in the restaurant world as a plate washer, Mr. Adrià is amazed to find himself at such a pinnacle.
This is super cool that we get to do it at such a pinnacle point of our careers," Williams said.
"I don't think the banjo has ever been at more of a pinnacle," he said.
The arrests at Noon would become a pinnacle moment in the fueho story.
"The economy at the moment is not a pinnacle of perfection, and there are going to be defaults," said M. John Sterba, chairman of Investment Management Advisors Inc. of New York.
