Sentence examples for high mark of from inspiring English sources

One academic critic has credited the show with being "the high mark of pop postmodernism".

It is thought that the high mark of Spanish invasion, introduced to Palm Beach by Addison Mizner, reached its high mark with the opening of the Hotel.

Moreover the high mark of private sector CHS provision is yet to come, once the bulk of Transforming Community Services contracts come up for renewal.

On a night when the team should have been celebrating a high mark of the season, reaching the Big East championship game tonight against Connecticut, the soul of the team was devastated.

To return the emphasis to peak performance at the Olympics, Logan recommended paying $15,000 to those who achieved personal bests at the Games and $5,000 to those who hit their high mark of the season.

Some of the more meaningful numbers to come out of this forgettable game: *Since they were 13-11-0-0 on Nov. 28, matching their high mark of the season, the Rangers are 7-17-3-1 over their past 28 games.

One of the high marks of his popularity was reached ten years after his first blast of renown.

NASA writes, "NASA's space shuttle fleet began setting records with its first launch on April 12 , 1981and continues to set high marks of achievement and endurance.

This afternoon, when the Liberty (2-1) plays its first home game of the season against Miami (0-2), willherspoon will be back in the starting lineup, eight assists away from a league-high mark of 1,000 in her career.

So is the fact that his QB rating of 100 would have been a rookie record if not for RG3's slightly higher mark of 102.4.

Skating to a medley of Hungarian folk music, he received four 5.7's for presentation, the highest mark of the night.