Sentence examples for highest pinnacle from inspiring English sources

"Years ago the world heavyweight champion could be said to have reached the highest pinnacle of sport.

While the Duchess of Kent is from Yorkshire, and the Earl of Harewood and the Lascelles family have Yorkshire links, we have to go back a long way to find any Yorkshire connections at the highest pinnacle of the Royals.

"The head of a national federation, the senior coach of a major national team and a marketing consultant for the IAAF conspired together (and, it may yet be proven with others, too) to conceal for more than three years anti-doping violations by an athlete at what appeared to be the highest pinnacle of her sport," read the report.

To be sure, certain broad elements of Mr. Libeskind's "Memory Foundations" remain: a site divided by Fulton and Greenwich Streets into unequal quadrants, a memorial precinct in the southwest corner and an L-shaped array of office towers along Church and Vesey Streets, the highest pinnacle at the northwest corner.

Completed in 1854, it stood on the highest pinnacle of the rock, but even at that height it was pounded mercilessly by high seas, and during storms the crockery would rattle off the table.Finally, the newly formed Commissioners of Irish Lights decided on a replacement.

In this space last week, I mentioned the strange story of Takeo Tamiya, who, in becoming president of the Japan Medical Association, rose to the highest pinnacle of the Japanese medical profession in the immediate aftermath of World War II.

The disbelief was felt across the globe among the millions who saw in Pistorius the ultimate tale of triumph over adversity - a man who rose to the highest pinnacles of athletics despite having no lower legs.

Author, sales coach and millionaire David Neagle is just one of many professionals that have only reached the highest pinnacles of success by learning to stick with what works--being himself.

If he had remained at the Portuguese court, he would not have reached this high pinnacle despite his consummate artistry.

The Ironman, he said, is a natural evolution for those striving for a higher pinnacle of fitness.

For another, Mr. Carey's balancing act of real and wittily fanciful elements is so ambitious that it seems headed for a higher pinnacle than it ever reaches.