Sentence examples for become the height of from inspiring English sources
Ever since Riccardo Tisci at Givenchy showed an enlarged image on the chest, it has become the height of male fashion.
A simple little comic strip has become the height of commercialization and yet still holds it's sweet, gentle character.
Well in short, lots—I learned that I'm terrible under pressure, I learned that a constant inhaling of 0.7 mls of nicotine in the space of three hours will give me the shakes, and I learned that saying 'no' to teenagers is enough of a reason for something to become the height of cool.
In 2012, however, things changed and older models – we're talking octogenarian in some cases – became the height of cool.
Buckley had, therefore, humiliatingly lost, but Vidal endured the ignominy of irrelevance as Buckley became the height of political fashion in the Reaganite years.
But then, that decade was nothing if not rich in irony, when grunge met cashmere and a nylon knapsack became the height of chic.
It became the height of fashion in Victorian England, where a fair complexion was a sign not only of beauty, but also of privilege, evidence that the woman did not have to work outdoors.
It clearly became the height of fashion for people to stand in the endless line, if only to have been able to say that they stood in the endless line.
She had learned in Ohio before skiing Vermont, and she used to love it, and do it better than well, but as I grew slightly better and much more aggressive I would take her through ungroomed terrain that became the height of her misery and perhaps even a metaphor for our marriage.
VERDICT: 5/5 for barskills 0/5 for failing to heed her true destiny The thing about posh gap year bar staff is that for a while they're entertaining with their boundless energy and quotes from Cicero and all that bollocks, but then they become the very height of tedium and/or the recipient of a much-needed nut-pummelling.
