Sentence examples for reaching its height from inspiring English sources

It was a phenomenon that only intensified, reaching its height in 2012 with 46 attacks that killed 60 allied soldiers before slowly dying down as American combat troops began to leave the country and far stricter controls were put in place on relations between Afghan, U.S., and allied forces in the field.

From antiquity through the Enlightenment, reaching its height of popularity during the Middle Ages, it may not have always been about turning base metals into gold, but alchemists such as Roger Bacon, Pope John XXII, Paracelsus, and Isaac Newton each understood that certain combinations of materials led to new achievements.

During the medieval period a powerful Georgian kingdom existed, reaching its height between the 10th and 13th centuries.

"The modern peoples have no option left," he said in May, as the genocide was reaching its height, "but to eliminate the Jews".

… As the hubbub was reaching its height, she was introduced to a pleasant-faced young man, whose name she understood to be Cudahy.

As the disease gripped – in October 1348 rather than the late summer others suggested, reaching its height in April 1349 – the numbers of wills soared as panic-striken wealthy citizens realised their deaths were probably imminent.

Memories recalls the dislocating skronking of the Stooges' Fun House, without reaching its heights; Tiger by the Tail trudges aimlessly on for seven uneventful minutes.

The school continued to develop for about four centuries, reaching its heights with the works of Raghunātha, Jagadīśa and Gadādhara (Ganeri 2014).

It reached its height under the dandy Richard ("Beau") Nash and was patronized by Colley Cibber, Samuel Johnson, David Garrick, and Sir Joshua Reynolds, among others.

Namath became the face of the league as it reached its height of popularity in the mid-1960s.

On the contrary: it now reached its height.