What do you consider the highlight of your career? A. The highlights were making it to the Hall of Fame, winning two gold medals, and playing in the N.B.A. finals with the Knicks.
Visitors to the Royal Welsh Show in Builth Wells have been enjoying what many consider the highlight of the week, the Welsh cobs.
A great leader convinced me to build a spike in Risk Management, which led to what I would consider the highlight of my career - leading a team of roughly 40 professionals responsible for managing Risk for PayPal's Americas region.
It's hard to imagine anyone who watched Super Bowl XVIII in January 1984 ever forgetting what many consider the highlight of that game: the moment our televisions filled with the image of a menacing Big Brother addressing, via giant screen, a room full of cowering and slack-jawed worker-drones.
Social occasions, such as the annual children's party – considered the highlight of the Christmas season – where over 300 children were fed and entertained, were recorded.
The collection, which was generally considered the highlight of last November's Tokyo fashion shows, was, Takahashi explained, a critique of "cute" style.
Although he had sung for President Ronald Reagan and President Clinton, Mr. Patterson considered the highlight of his career to be his performance at the papal mass in Phoenix Park, Dublin on the occasion of Pope John Paul II's 1979 visit to Ireland.
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All four of those teams spent months eagerly awaiting the World Club Cup - over here it is considered the highlight of the club calendar.
To everyone's amusement, Reed considered the highlight of his day to be his breakfast with the director of the Peace Corps, where they discussed how the agency had been influenced and changed by technology. .
