Sentence examples for pinnacle over from inspiring English sources

Now the apartments are being run by a court-appointed receiver while the new owner of the loan fights in court with Pinnacle over control of the buildings.

It has gone virtually unnoticed, but a generation of N.B.A. stars hit something of a collective pinnacle over the last week.

Brian Stolar, Pinnacle's president, has said that Mr. Kean sold to Pinnacle over other bidders because of its reputation for "sensitive interpretation of a site".

Although really it just suggests VR has lost the power to disappoint quite so acutely — exactly because it's already done so, having plunged from the lofty pinnacle of over-inflated expectations to smash into the grounding reality-check of slender consumer appetite for what the tech can actually deliver right now vs a still lofty price.

Probably Mr. Bonatti's greatest accomplishment came in 1955, when he took an untried route to make a solo ascent of the west face of the Petit Dru, a huge granite pinnacle hanging over Chamonix in the French Alps.

Even by 2017, after defense cuts have kicked in, the U.S. will spend roughly the same amount of money on security as we did in 1969, when the U.S. had a half million troops in Vietnam and Soviet power was at its pinnacle, with over 20,000 warheads aimed at the United States and its allies.

"There is a pecking order," he continued, citing Nobel laureates in economics like Paul Samuelson, Robert M. Solow and James Tobin as those at the pinnacle in the over-65 generation.

The 33-year-old has won 112 caps during a 12-year Test career that reached its pinnacle with victory over Australia in the World Cup final.

The well-preserved artifacts at Pinnacle Point, collected over a recent 18-month period, led the researchers to conclude that the advanced technologies in Africa "were early and enduring".

The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights opened an investigation into Pinnacle in January over the handling of this case, but the school hasn't told the community or parents.

Second homes are a blight on the land and are one of the pinnacles of American over-consumption.