Sentence examples for from the pinnacle from inspiring English sources

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.

This exhibition presents over seventy privately published woodblock prints dating from the pinnacle of surimono production, in the early nineteenth century.

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

Three of the eight people chosen to give their views came from the pinnacles of the Arts Council or from the British Council, both funders of the event.

Onetime stars like Stephen M. Case of AOL Time Warner, Jean-Marie Messier of Vivendi or Percy Barnevik, the erstwhile Swedish guru of boardroom behavior, have been toppled from the pinnacles of corporate power since the forum was last held in Davos.

Rahim B. Kanani's book A Wealth of Insight includes lessons from the pinnacles of the hospitality industry regarding leadership management.

Clergy and a team of architects and engineers spent the day after the magnitude 5.8 quake assessing the cathedral, and found significant damage, including fallen carved angels on the church's roof, cracks in flying buttresses, and missing finials from the pinnacles of the central tower.

It's obvious how excited the musicians are to put on the play, but the entire time they're talking I'm trying to figure out why anyone would shift from the pinnacles of indie rock to the considerably less glamorous world of indie theatre.