Sentence examples similar to wave's high point from inspiring English sources

The turret, the ship's highest point, is thought to have held men awaiting rescue as huge waves crashed over the deck.

Beyoncé: Texas's highest point.

In surfing, wave heights are typically measured from the trough, or the flat water in front of the breaking wave, to the highest point before the wave starts to pitch forward.

During the transition in and out of unconsciousness, the waves almost cancel each other out: The high point or "peak" of the alpha waves occurred at the "trough" of the low-frequency waves.

Francis Ford Coppola's The Godfather was the high point of the American new wave and revived the reputation of Hollywood itself.

A male will climb to a high point and wave his forearms, ostensibly sampling the air to get a whiff of a female.

It's hard for any wave, no matter what it is, to sustain at its high point".

This visionary tradition of planning and architecture reached its high point in the second wave of "new towns" from the 1950s to the 70s.

Finding that wave, off an uninhabited island in Fiji, had been the high point of a trek that kept me out of the United States for nearly four years.

4 Months, 3 Weeks & 2 Days marked the high point of a Romanian "new wave" that also included The Death of Mr Lazarescu and 12 08 East of Bucharest.

That's their highest point since mid-2008.