Sentence examples similar to sudden zenith from inspiring English sources
The apparent randomness of Anthony's unexpected departure at the age of 43, at the zenith of his career, and the sudden, violent deaths of a talented young photographer, and of Marie, one of the most distinctive figures of her generation with her trademark black eyepatch.
The sudden architectural awakening of the Mycenaean Greek mainland is intimately connected with the zenith and decline of Minoan Crete and can only be understood against the background of a long Cretan development.
Once you've made the album that everyone agrees captures you at the absolute zenith of your powers, once you've basked in the critical plaudits, public glory and sudden increase in the number and quality of people who want to hump you into the middle of next week, there is, as Phillip Larkin once noted of the Beatles' career trajectory, "nowhere to go but down".
The clinical onset of inflammation was accompanied by a sudden rise in TNF-α plasma levels at 60 min (373 ± 71 pg/ml), which reached its zenith at 90 min (856 ± 158 pg/ml), closely followed by a rise in IL-1β that was maximal at 120 min (23.9 ± 2.2 pg/ml).
Rome, even past its zenith, hates surprises.
Those were his zenith years.
James's career was approaching its zenith.
See also hour circle; ecliptic; zenith.
