Sentence examples for at the apogee from inspiring English sources
But Spy was at the apogee of hipness.
The movie industry was at the apogee of its vertical integration and industrial organization.
A return, perhaps, to an imagined nirvana at the apogee of the Victorian age?
Buy Buy Baby sits at the apogee of Washington's toddler-industrial complex.
But even at the apogee of the American century there were doubts about the future.
It projected the vision of an India at the apogee of world power, poised to overtake Europe and America.
To them, the Formula One race at Monza is the apogee of the Ferrari year, and the event that more than any other can secure a winning Ferrari driver's place in a history that includes 221 Grand Prix victories, 18 Monza wins and 18 world drivers' championships.
If thrust is available, a spacecraft's orbit may be made more nearly circular by reducing the velocity at perigee (which lowers the apogee) or by increasing the velocity at apogee (which raises the perigee).
And, indeed, the central character - an academic-turned-theatre director who thinks directing Hamlet at the Globe is the apogee of a theatrical career - comes to terms with the fact that her life is in danger remarkably quickly and almost from the outset is flinging herself in and out of trouble.
Redgrave and Olivier, always greatest as character actors are here at the very apogee of their talent.
For performances on a Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, there sat Mr. Bailey, joyfully playing a drum roll at the dangerous apogee of an act and climaxing it with a rim shot, only to show up on Thursday to play white-tie-and-tails concert music.
