stand at the pinnacle
stand at pinnacle

He felt himself standing at the pinnacle of the past and future, knowing his actions would rule them both.

There, once again, he stood at the pinnacle - It's me!

Less than half a century ago the Midland stood at the pinnacle of the financial system, the largest bank in the world.

For a few months, at least, Obama stands at the pinnacle.

Hydrogen stood at the pinnacle and called across to the evil Magician.

But it doesn't really add much to a game that stands at the pinnacle of video game history.

The house stood at the pinnacle of the hillock with a bird's eye view of the city.

There was a time was when castles stood at the pinnacle of Scotland’s property ladder.

Burress stood at the pinnacle of his sport.

This is a statue of Columbus standing at the pinnacle of a tall column.

Since then, he had never wavered, and despite his fair share of defeats, he now stood at the pinnacle.

The university, which stands at the pinnacle of the Japanese educational system, has been considered the most exclusive and closed of academic institutions here.

For nearly 50 years, a director of central intelligence has stood at the pinnacle of American intelligence agencies.

For the bishop, standing at the pinnacle of the church hierarchy, presides "in the place of God."

Now he stands at the pinnacle of the dance world, one of its most feted creators.

In 1978, T.W.A. stood at the pinnacle of air travel.

“The playwright, director, screenwriter stands at the pinnacle of contemporary American drama by his intensity and volume.”

Finally, he found the statues of Mausolus and Artemisia that had stood at the pinnacle of the building.

As such, the Office of the Auditor-General stands at the pinnacle of the financial accountability pyramid.

What would happen if someone challenged their doctrine of God-as the one who stands at the pinnacle of the divine hierarchy and legitimizes the whole structure?

People with titles like Creative Director or Chief Creative Officer stand at the pinnacle of the design profession.

Its design is undeniably elegant; both the iPhone and its sister device, the iPad, stand at the pinnacle of modern industrial design.

In fact, much to the consternation of pundits who wrote him off as a has-been 10 years ago, he now stands at the pinnacle of the racing world.

Freedom Tower stands at the pinnacle of the "spiral of skyscrapers," a semicircular composition of five towers of gradually increasing heights.

Gingrich, who now splits his time between the American Enterprise Institute and his own private consulting company, stood at the pinnacle of political power for only four years.