Sentence examples for it marks the apex of from inspiring English sources

The effect is at once simple and grand, and it marks the apex of the early period of rock art in western India.

Released 30 years ago, on Dec. 21, 1988, "Working Girl" marks the apex of everything Harrison Ford.

Amenemhat IV first came to power as a junior coregent of his predecessor Amenemhat III, whose reign marks the apex of the Middle Kingdom period.

Sobekhotep IV, whose reign marks the apex of the 13th Dynasty, mentions on a stela (Cairo JE 51911) that was placed in the temple of Amun at Karnak that he was born in Thebes: My majesty [came] to the Southern City since I wanted to see the august god; it is my city in which I was born..

In a positive review for American magazine Entertainment Weekly, Jennifer Reese called the book "a blurry satire of American commercialism," adding that "it may not mark the apex of Colson Whitehead's career, but it brims with the author's spiky humor and intelligence".

The sixth century to which they belong marked the apex of an evolution that took centuries.

The action at Georgia Landing marked the apex of Huse's military service.

The 1950s can be said to mark the apex of this historical tendency toward an integrated Canadian-American movement.

Dickens was an early Alpine traveler, arriving 22 years before Queen Victoria's climb up toothy Mount Pilatus, which marked the apex of Switzerland's golden age of Alpine exploration.

The sweeping reforms achieved by Liberal Party governments led by William Gladstone for 14 years between 1868 and 1894 marked the apex of British liberalism.

The setting was Berlin; the gift an 18th-century instrument said to be from the hands of a master luthier whose works mark the apex of three centuries of violin making.