At its peak, Rough Trade Distribution, along with its rival Pinnacle, was responsible for almost 30% of the music market.
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.
Mazda's rotary design reached its pinnacle with the Renesis engine introduced in the 2003 RX-8, the most powerful, efficient and cleanest naturally aspirated Wankel yet.
The 33-year-old has won 112 caps during a 12-year Test career that reached its pinnacle with victory over Australia in the World Cup final.
But if other countries protect their oil riches by keeping them under the control of national oil companies, Russia, in embracing some Western economic values, privatized most of its industry, creating a tiny class of powerful oilmen, with Mr. Khodorkovsky at its pinnacle.
Rush's popularity reached its pinnacle with the release of Moving Pictures in 1981.
Soon, empty beer bottles covered our table, and with the night at its pinnacle, Pa'nucci stood up, threw his head skyward like a wolf and began howling anti-government slogans at the top of his lungs.
Even by 2017, after defense cuts have kicked in, the U.S. will spend roughly the same amount of money on security as we did in 1969, when the U.S. had a half million troops in Vietnam and Soviet power was at its pinnacle, with over 20,000 warheads aimed at the United States and its allies.
With the dollar at its pinnacle as the world's reserve currency, Colombia's Nobel laureate, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, employed the time bending theme of magical realism in Autumn of the Patriarch to capture the fall of a fictive US-backed dictator in Latin America.
