Sentence examples for reaching a zenith from inspiring English sources

"Savonnerie" became a mark of distinction in French carpets, reaching a zenith during the later 17th century with Louis XIV's immense order for Versailles.

But there is no hiding the fact that for 200 years Soho and sex were synonymous, reaching a zenith — or nadir — in the '60s, when 100 strip joints operated here.

The World Cup has provided no small amount of drama, perhaps reaching a zenith on Tuesday, when the Uruguayan player Luis Suárez, in a fit of rage, sank his teeth into the shoulder of Giorgio Chiellini, from the Italian team.

The results demonstrate a complex history of terrace construction and use, beginning with sporadic activity during the Hellenistic and Roman periods and reaching a zenith during the mid-second millennium CE.

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In 2008, just as his anxiety was reaching a zenith, Kovács applied to the Barcelona edition of Red Bull Music Academy, and was accepted.

Before World War I, foxhunting reached a zenith of popularity as an English field sport.

The kind of cinema that reached a zenith in Gillo Pontecorvo's Battle of Algiers.

Cooperation between Greece and China reached a zenith in the buildup to the Beijing Olympics earlier this year.

Track technology and installations reached a zenith with the Shanghai circuit.

Some, perhaps with an half an eye on their legacies, choose the moment at which their firm has reached a zenith.