Sentence examples for the first zenith from inspiring English sources

The first Zenith watch that had my heart was the Rainbow Flyback.

Heavy metal is fashionable and critically lauded for the first time since the zenith of Black Sabbath and Deep Purple.

You might argue the First Era passed a zenith during The Renaissance, or that the Second Era peaked in the late 1960s.

In the nineteenth century, the zenith of British free trade cheerleading, the United States relied heavily on protectionism to ensure the growth of its nascent industrial base.

In the first case, radiation incoming from the zenith for the solar zenith angles (SZA) from 90° to 98° is under investigation.

The industry reached its zenith after the First Opium War ended in 1842.

In 1955, Zenith introduced the first true wireless television remote, the Flashmatic.

"The Dymaxion was the zenith of the first wave of semi-scientific streamlining," said Russell Flinchum, a design historian.

No one foresaw the transformative power of the device when Zenith unveiled the first cordless remote, the Flash-Matic, in 1955.

Don't count on this happening Monday, but once in a lifetime a rivalry may reach its zenith in the first meeting between teams.

Petra, an ancient city in what is now the Jordanian part of the Negev Desert, was at its zenith from the first century B.C. to the third century A.D. Prosperous, safe and abundantly supplied with water, it was a center of bustling trade in incense, ivory, textiles and other precious goods, which flowed through it by camel caravan from points east to the Mediterranean.