Sentence examples for marked the pinnacle from inspiring English sources

Victory for the Ottomans marked the pinnacle of their naval superiority in the Mediterranean.

In 1972, Richard M. Nixon's visits to China and the Soviet Union marked the pinnacle of Sino-Soviet obstruction of North Vietnam's war effort.

This marked the pinnacle of the collision between what Kerr saw as the dark and shining hearts of Simple Minds: after this, everything would change.

It also marked the pinnacle of global co-operation in which countries were thrown together by the scale of the crisis.

When Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin stepped onto the surface of the Moon in July 1969, it marked the pinnacle of the Apollo programme and a victory over the Soviets.

When Patagonia became California's first benefit corporation or B-Corp in January this year, it marked the pinnacle for a new corporate form that commits companies to include environmental and social factors in their business decisions.

For this correspondent, today marks the pinnacle of what this battered old Cup is all about.

Sexual maturity and the ensuing reproductive activity mark the pinnacle of development and morphogenesis and, for many animals, herald the end of life.

When Harry Met Sally made superstars of Billy Crystal (who added some of the best lines) and Meg Ryan, and still marks the pinnacle of both their careers.

But trains were now in Reynolds's mind and, obtaining inside information about the movement of cash to and from London, he began to plan the robbery that would mark the pinnacle of his criminal career.

Yet even though the key documents resulting from the conflict – the declaration of independence, the US constitution and its attendant bill of rights – mark the pinnacle of Enlightenment idealism, there's a startling lack of cultural pride in such achievements.