Sentence examples for mark the height of from inspiring English sources
The years he lived there mark the height of the Impressionist movement.
He wrote dramas, lyric poetry, short stories, essays, and children's verse, but his naturalistic novels chronicling contemporary Galician society and his long narrative poems mark the height of his literary achievement.
Autonomy in this sense seems an irrefutable value, especially since its opposite — being guided by forces external to the self and which one cannot authentically embrace — seems to mark the height of oppression.
Have someone mark the height of the top of your head.
If you don't have a tape measure with you, mark the height of your friend and the height of the tree on the pencil.
Plumb down from the ceiling and use a measuring tape to mark the height of the cabinet brace or rail you will fasten through.
25 and 26 October marked the height of the crisis.
His reign marked the height of Judah's power.
The late 80s and early 90s marked the height of Merchant's success.
The 1980s also marked the height of her friendly rivalry with Chris Evert.
The fall of the Bastille, which symbolised the monarchy's abuses, marked the height of the French Revolution.
