Sentence examples for his apogee from inspiring English sources

It's a compendium of everything one loves about 007 – and with Connery at his apogee.

Macdonald, who specialises in exquisite productions of skinny works, has reached his apogee here.

The last truly fat president, William Howard Taft, who weighed more than 330 pounds at his apogee, served near the start of the 20th century.

The epochal comic and filmmaker arguably reached his apogee with the Depression-age fable "Modern Times," released in a Criterion edition (Nov. 16).

At his apogee in the 1950's, Mr. De Sapio was credited with handpicking Robert F. Wagner Jr. as mayor of New York City and W. Averell Harriman as governor of New York State.

I think he reached his apogee on "Yer Blues" (from The White Album), "a gutbucket 6/4 blues in E" as Ian Macdonald describes it in Revolution in the Head, his half-satirical, half-desperate vocal bursting out on the final refrain, "Wanna die... YEAH-EAH-EAGH wanna die..."....

The pop-art savant Andy Warhol held court at Max's Kansas City, and Tony Scherman and David Dalton's POP: The Genius of Andy Warhol (It Books/HarperCollins, $17.99) telescopes his life story into the years 1961-68, when he was at his creative apogee.

If the bull's-eye grotesqueness of this high-end vocab shtick is reminiscent of anything, it's Martin Amis at his 1980s apogee.

Balanchine had started out in imperial Russia, reached his first apogee under Diaghilev in France and, in the 1930's, moved to the United States, where he led dance to summits it had never known before.

"Pop" telescopes Warhol's life story into the span of just seven years, 1961 to 1968, when he was at his creative apogee and one could still speak, without sounding inane, of the existence of an avant-garde in New York.

George Broussard, whom Miller met while he was in high school, joined Miller at his company, Apogee, which published and marketed games developed by other companies.