Ghaznavid power reached its zenith during Maḥmūd's reign.
Some of the best ever descriptions of the game occur in Lolita: "She smiled up with gleaming teeth at the small globe suspended so high in the zenith of the powerful and graceful cosmos she had created for the express purpose of falling upon it with a clean, resounding crack of her golden whip".
It defined a large, strong and powerful man who represented a physical zenith.
The countship was then at the zenith of its power.
The hirsute reaches a kind of zenith of sculptural expressivity in two powerful German pieces, an Upper Rhineland head of an apostle in distinctive red sandstone from the late 13th century and, from early-14th-century Munich, a superb sculpture depicting the head of St. John the Baptist, decapitated but alert, looking heavenward, resting in a large dish as Salome requested.
If it were, India and China would long since have been the world's most powerful countries.Anyone who assumes the United States is now at the zenith of its economic or political power is making a big mistakeYet America's demographic exceptionalism does not merely rely on raw numbers.
Roland Perry wrote that Lindwall "reached his zenith, producing a sustained, sensational season of brilliant, powerful and intelligent fast bowling".
It is no surprise then that in the centuries wherein the Catholic Church was at its zenith of influence in the West, political power was held by kings, popes, emperors, and powerful nepotistic and despotic elite with huge economic chasms between the people and their rulers.
Cesare, with a powerful army he could trust, now seemed to be at the zenith of his fortunes.
TV is at a creative zenith, but repeats help sustain it., a reference to Disney's all-powerful, mega-money spinning superhero franchise.
