Sentence examples for from that pinnacle from inspiring English sources

They are the first Spaniards ever to win the world trophy, and they have barely had time off to come down from that pinnacle.

From that pinnacle, at age 20, she makes the "terrible mistake" of marrying Leon, a much older man she barely knows.

Gabriel Weston's award-winning first book, Direct Red, described her rise to seniority and prestige as an ambitious young surgeon and her subsequent – voluntary, beneath the usual social and biological pressures of womanhood – descent from that pinnacle.

(Gates) 'Mike Tyson: Undisputed Truth' (closes on Sunday) In this one-man show directed by Spike Lee, Mr. Tyson recounts the high points of his eventful life, on the way to becoming heavyweight boxing champion, and his fall from that pinnacle.

The Saks holiday campaign will be focused on merchandise "from the pinnacle of luxury to very affordable luxury," Ms. Grabel said, "items that are exclusive to us in a range of price points".

The stone slivers, which were excavated from the Pinnacle Point caves on South Africa's southern coast, are actually sharp miniature blades that would've been incorporated into arrows or other projectile weapons.

Wherever you go from the pinnacle of the Lighthouse, it's a long way down.

Months removed from the pinnacle of his career, the first baseman seems to have bottomed out.

GOD has gone or at least taken early retirement from the pinnacle of the British civil service.

In the meantime, the focus must shift from the pinnacle of domestic achievement to the other end of the scale.

The president, Hu Jintao, and Mr Wen will step down from the pinnacle of power, the nine-member standing committee of the Politburo.