Sentence examples for career apogee from inspiring English sources
He'd toured in support of Mel C and her career apogee had been a spot on the bill at an Atomic Kitten gig in St Helens.
In 2004, Ms. Bridges, now 49, was at a career apogee, juggling a television show, product lines, type-A suitors and high-maintenance clients, when her hair began to fall out.
Her solo career reached its apogee with two Proms performances of works she had premiered elsewhere.
Bacall was only thirty-two athehe time, and, strange to say, her career reached its apogee at that moment.
The Scot's career reached an apogee of excellence over five sets in the wind-whipped testing ground of the Arthur Ashe Court at Flushing Meadows in the US Open final against the defending champion Novak Djokovic, who was spent and gracious at the end.
It's not that the arc of your career never quite reached the apogee that you hoped for.
He was a Harvard biochemist at the apogee of his career, happily married and a popular colleague always ready to help other scientists.
The apogee of his career came with the 1977 remake of A Star Is Born, in which Kristofferson is the only compelling figure.
The fullest flowering of their collaboration, and the apogee of DiCaprio's career to date for that matter, one of the apogees of the recent cinema, in performance as well as in direction is "The Wolf of Wall Street," from 2013, which I discuss in this clip.
The Worthington Cup final against Liverpool would have marked the apogee of a football career spent at non-league level until the age of 26 but Trevor Francis inexplicably dropped the full-back on the eve of the match.
