Sentence examples for pinnacle I from inspiring English sources

Whittingham said, "That was the pinnacle, I guess".

"Rather than dwell on the Masters victory as the pinnacle, I want to take what I learned from that event and what helped me succeed.

But the pinnacle, I believe, of the artistic justice that de Mille achieved as a memoirist in Dance to the Piper is her portrait of the Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo.

"That was a mixed pairs, but to actually get my first singles title to me was a pinnacle, I'd done it and done it on my own and it was the highlight of my career".

Among downhill aficionados the word "flat" often finds its way into descriptions of Norway's skiing potential, yet as I sat on our sunny terrace surrounded by precipitous pinnacles I put such comments down to malicious propaganda.

It's a spectacular verse that spans the profane, the cocky, the witty and the sentimental, beginning at "I talk slicker than a pimp from Augusta/who just had his linen suit dry-cleaned" and concluding with boastful regret: "I never threw away that paper with my Grammy speech/Because I haven't hit the pinnacles I plan to reach".

Federer has been watching the rise and rise of Murray, knowing that he had the capability to reach out for the sport's four pinnacles: "I'm sure he will be at the top of the game for a long time because I always thought he has an incredible talent.

When I hit the pinnacles that I believed were connected with true happiness in each realm, I discovered something.

"For a footballer, to represent their country is the pinnacle, and I'm very proud.

"Test cricket is still the pinnacle and I would like nothing more than to play in an Ashes series.

Wearing the Three Lions was the pinnacle and I enjoyed every minute of the challenge, experience and ultimately the success that the team had while playing for England.