Sentence examples for be at its zenith from inspiring English sources

And the President's power might, as Justice Robert Jackson once wrote, be at its "zenith" when it coincides with an act of Congress.

Now, with circulation at less than 2.1m and falling, is the Sun no longer as influential as it was at its zenith in the 1980s?

A French Huguenot jeweler and writer, Jean Chardin, spent 10 years in Eṣfahān between 1664 and 1677 and in his Voyages gave a detailed and graphic description of the city as it was at its zenith.

"I Gotta Feeling" falls squarely on the list of tunes I never even liked when it was at its zenith, being played on a constant loop at every club, wedding and middle school dance, in every cab and beer commercial and oddly enough, consistently at my weed dealer's four-story walk-up in Bushwick for an entire year.

It heralds a new day, when optimism is at its zenith and anything is possible, so it is the most cheerful of meals, even if all you're having is a Danish and a cup of Joe on the run.

When Battuta arrived, the empire was at its zenith.

'I was very terrified; Aids was at its zenith.

The challenge, though, is at its zenith for the Jets.

Outside, punk was raging, and disco was at its zenith.

Our tech imagination, to judge from catalogues like "Cool Tools," is at its zenith.

In the middle of the 19th century, Europe's fascination with Egypt was at its zenith.