Sentence examples for both the pinnacle of from inspiring English sources
Hollywood's heroic directors of romantic rowdiness, including Howard Hawks, John Ford, and Raoul Walsh, vied with each other to jam-pack movies of all genres (including war films and Westerns) with music, and Ford's 1952 comedic drama "The Quiet Man" (Amazon, iTunes, and others) may be both the pinnacle of rowdy romance and of end-to-end music.
But in a programme that celebrated both the pinnacle of ASMF's international fame under Marriner in the soundtrack to Milos Forman's film Amadeus and Bell's breakthrough as a teen virtuoso, it seemed he has more to learn from his orchestra than they do from him.
It's both the pinnacle of OS X as we've known it, and it points to what's coming in the next ten years.
The album was praised by Channing Freeman of Sputnikmusic, lauding the album as a "masterpiece" and both the pinnacle of Blink-182's career and the pop punk genre as a whole.
Both have reached the pinnacle of business success.
QUESTION FROM GUEST: Mr. Packer: You write that after 2000, Grossman both reached the pinnacle of his influence and then soon had his worldview swamped by waves of violence?
It is both the pinnacle and logical conclusion of how the specialty-coffee industry wants to transform coffee itself.
Nirvana, like Woodstock, marked both the pinnacle and the end of an underground movement – the moment that Madison Avenue witnessed the scale of a new audience and pounced.
When Harry Met Sally made superstars of Billy Crystal (who added some of the best lines) and Meg Ryan, and still marks the pinnacle of both their careers.
Still, one reasonably useful benchmark is to evaluate players who, like James and Jordan, had won at least one Most Valuable Player award and at least one N.B.A. title as of their age-28 season, meaning that they had achieved the pinnacle of both individual and team success.
As an astronaut, when you're getting ready to go out of that hatch, you know that's the pinnacle of both your career and your life.
