Sentence examples for reaching its pinnacle from inspiring English sources

Embodying the Garveyite vision of the unity of Africans and all people of African descent, pan-Africanism gripped the imagination of the anti-colonial activists, reaching its pinnacle in the 1945 Manchester-based fifth Pan-African Congress that led to many exiles returning home to lead anti-colonial nationalism.

During the 15th and 16th centuries, the Inn grew steadily, reaching its pinnacle during the reign of Elizabeth I.

At the same time, by the end of the 19th century, the U.S. was reaching its pinnacle as the industrial power; the wealth was seen everywhere so the extreme poverty.

It reaches its pinnacle every July and August when more than a million wildebeest and herd animals migrate here in search of lush grass, only to turn south for greener pastures in October and November.

Depending on your point of view, it eventually reached its pinnacle or nadir by becoming the official Uefa-approved goal music for Euro 2012.

It's reached its pinnacle and is now trying to progress into something more lasting.

It's the form that reached its pinnacle in 1979 with Norman Mailer's The Executioner's Song, about the murderer Gary Gilmore, which no novel of current affairs has bettered since.

Marías's challenging and seductive technique reaches its pinnacle in "A Heart So White," but it is at its most accessible in "All Souls," so that's probably the best place to start in on his work.

It declared: "This British strategy has now reached its pinnacle with a Provisional Sinn Féin leader standing at Stormont, under the British flag, as a minister of the British crown, calling IRA volunteers 'traitors' for continuing to resist British occupation".

The all-or-nothing split between conflicting political narratives has reached its pinnacle with the election of Donald Trump, and it needs to be hacked into a million pieces.

With this news, our gastronomic-related paranoia reaches its pinnacle.