Sentence examples for pinnacle of a from inspiring English sources

"BECOMING the chief executive of a big public company is the pinnacle of a business career".

That place on a wall is the very pinnacle of a sporting career.

Then, in 108, Hadrian reached the coveted pinnacle of a senator's career, the consulate.

The prize for doing that, however, would be the pinnacle of a scientific career.

For decades, serving abroad as an American diplomat was the pinnacle of a profession.

In any case it is certainly the pinnacle of a long and remarkable career.

To him, getting the withdrawal rolling is the pinnacle of a career.

"Gupta had achieved extraordinary personal success and was at the pinnacle of a profession built on protection client confidences".

Not that long ago, getting a column in Time would have been the pinnacle of a journalist's career.

His medium was objects and his process a focused attack that he called "the pinnacle of a catharsis".

Kuhn's 1939 rally proved to be the pinnacle of a fleeting movement, as did Rockwell's Marquette Park gathering.