Sentence examples for pinnacle means from inspiring English sources
Darren Clarke of Northern Ireland reached the pinnacle of his career winning the British Open in 2011, but unfortunately the pinnacle means the next move is down.
Its steep sides and jagged pinnacles meant it was the last of the Alpine peaks to be conquered and even now represents one of the toughest hikes in Japan.
However, he later dismantled the chhatra, citing that there were not enough original stones used in reconstructing the pinnacle, which means that the original design of Borobudur's pinnacle is actually unknown.
According to my guidebook, these fretted pinnacles ("scelig" means "splinter of stone") are among the 10 highlights of Ireland.
Some are crude: "The very pineapple of politeness". She means pinnacle.
Industry analysts and some former Cisco executives wonder if it can buy its way to another pinnacle, find another means to soar and to develop and mine new markets, or whether its best days are behind it, with its legacy tied inexorably to the irrational exuberance of the boom.
Apogee means pinnacle in Greek.
"Apogee means pinnacle in Greek.
These days, Deason, who sold his business process outsourcing firm Affiliated Computer Services to Xerox in 2010 and is worth $1.1 billion, spends three-to-six months a year on his 205-foot mega-yacht Apogee, which means pinnacle in Greek.
What is left of the 2010 season is right in front of Woods, starting this week, in a city named for the Greek city of Akros, which means summit or pinnacle.
