Sentence examples for being the high point from inspiring English sources
If this does end up being the high point for pessimism, Mr. Bush will stand for re-election while Americans are feeling pretty good about the economy.
It exceeds 9,000 feet in many places, with Laramie Peak (10,272 feet [3,131 metres]) being the high point.
This being the high point of the walk, it was downhill all the way, but only geographically, since this patch of acid heathland is a wildlife haven, home to rare heathers, orchids and Chiltern gentian and, in the air above them, red kites – I'm sure I saw one – yellowhammers and firecrests (no luck there).
Glenn Schorr, a financial analyst for Nomura, wrote in a note to clients on Thursday that JPMorgan's reported profit was a "macro positive," but said that the bank had "a habit of being the high point of bank earnings," according to MarketWatch.
But 2005 was the high point.
Early 1946 was the high point of conciliation.
That's the high point of meaning.
Glastonbury 1997 was the high point.
This was the high point of the concert.
Perth was the high point of the tour.
