Sentence examples for supreme summit from inspiring English sources
A year ago Bolt was at the apex of a four-year Olympic cycle; with the men's 100m final the supreme summit.
But if five years reporting from Brussels taught me anything, it is that in Europe, (a) politics trumps law, and (b) in Europe, supreme political power flows downwards from summits of heads of state and government.
Such an agreement could be reached in a Moscow summit that would establish Russia as the supreme arbiter of international affairs in the Middle East.
"There is a lot of angst about offensive cyber, but active defense requires some offensive actions," retired Gen. Philip Breedlove, the former supreme allied commander of NATO, said at a recent summit hosted by the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
This command conflict came to a ceremonial head when Clark was not initially invited to a summit in Washington, D.C., to commemorate NATO's 50th anniversary, despite being its supreme military commander.
For one thing, they said, it remained unclear whether the North was also nullifying the agreements its supreme leader, Kim Jong-il, signed with President Lee's two predecessors in 2000 and 2007 during rare inter-Korean summits.
Yet both are supreme achievements, and when the two trios are performed together, the way they sustain their extraordinarily hypnotic mood makes a summit of adagio dancing that has never been surpassed.
The summit was backed by Citizens United, the conservative activist group that won a liberalisation of campaign finance limits at the US supreme court in 2010.
She thereafter reigned supreme.
Moore, the captain supreme.
