I never experienced this kind of basketball in the NBA -- the fan participation, the height of this glory.
Writer made her way around the galleries, studying photographs of, among others, Ernest Hemingway(Hunter, Fred Astaire Man ABout Townn), Woody Allen (Nerd) & assorted relics of famous men at the height of the their glory, like Mark Spitz's swim trunks from the '72 Olympics.
"The best skill which Athens could command at the height of her glory was given the construction," the trade journal said, adding, "The quarries at Knoxville, Tenn., were torn to pieces to produce the blocks".
Conflict with its Myanmar (Burmese) and Thai (Siamese) neighbours forced the kingdom's rulers to transfer the capital from Luang Prabang to Vientiane (1563), but the kingdom maintained its power and was at the height of its glory when the Dutch merchant Gerrit van Wusthof visited Vientiane in 1641.
As Catherine Michel wrote in a preface to "Girardet," a Swiss cookbook due next month from Ten Speed Press: "Why, at the height of his glory, did he retire from the career he loved so passionately?
5 The black eagle of King Sancho The eagle on the yellow flag symbolizes the kingdom of Navarre at the height of its glory some eight centuries ago.
In 1998, at the height of its glory, Pfizer announced plans to build the New London lab on a site contaminated by an old mill.
It was a beautiful, sweet-toned rosewood grand, built by Erard in 1920, when the company was still at the height of its glory.
To say that at the time of the Spanish conquest Tenochtitlan was the Western Hemisphere's Venice would be an understatement - Tenochtitlan was in fact 2-3 times larger than Venice despite the latter also being at the height of its glory.
