Sentence examples for of apogee from inspiring English sources

This will be the closest a full moon has been to its exact time of apogee since November 1994, and will not be as close again until 2052.

The bride's father is the president and a founder of Apogee Precision Parts, a metal forming and manufacturing company in Warwick, R.I.

Soul, an amalgamation of black gospel and rhythm and blues, first found its way onto the pop charts in the nineteen-fifties, and reached a kind of apogee in the early sixties.

Her breathy sexiness nevertheless reached a sort of apogee when singing "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend" or, infamously, "Happy Birthday, Mr President", to her reputed lover JFK at a celebration of his 45th birthday.

We understand those polls reporting that to young Americans fame is more important than money, and we understand how being a talk-show host represents some sort of apogee in the achievement of fame for its own sake.

Fashion-as-theater reached a kind of apogee last week at John Galliano's show, center, far left, although the designs were perfect for the clowns in Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

That he is willing, even eager, to bring us back to square one, or the political equivalent of celestial apogee of U.S.-Iran relations.

In the early history of the web, pop-up ads climbed to a kind of terrible apogee before collapsing catastrophically because of audience pushback.

A critic called his dramatic decorative style, which flouted the popular, ubiquitous and understated ideas of Bauhaus Modernism, "the epitome of the apogee".

He interpreted this artistic evolution the same way that his contemporaries saw the life cycle of a civilisation, in terms of progress, apogee and then decline.

The inclination of the Arase is 31°, and the altitudes of the apogee and perigee are ~ 32,000 and 460 km, respectively.