the high point

The high point of Hitler's Linz was to be a huge art museum to rival galleries like the Louvre or the Uffizi.

It was, for some, the high point of a second chilly night on the streets to secure a prime viewing spot for the royal procession.

Some poached halibut has arrived, which we agree is the high point of the meal, in culinary terms at least.

This was the high point of his professional life, though he continuously revised and improved the work until his death in 1727.

Thus, this quarter could be the high point of the year in terms of beating expectations.

Food is not the high point of our stay at Palmyra, the oasis in Syria's northeastern desert.

For Hashim Thaci, the Kosovan prime minister, the ruling was the high point of a glorious week.

That was the high point of his defence of Europe's biggest steelmaker.

The war of 1590-1595 was the high point of the Swedish-Tatar military cooperation against Russia.

Lian: Thank you for this wonderful dinner, Douglas. It's been the high point of our stay.

The high point of Independence Day parades is the ranks of schoolchildren in national costume, who sing as they march.

The high point of this employment was starting work on the still- ongoing Relativity Gyro Experiment .

Christmas Day itself, which in many countries is the high point of the holiday season, is almost an anti-climax in Finland.

Yes. "yi bu deng tian" means to reach the high point degree in one step, used as a metaphor to describe a sudden rise in position.

And at the time, I didn't think much about it, but then later, I kind of realized that that was kind of the high point of my education.

The high point of this opposition came in 2008, when a 70-page report on the book sales was sent to bishops.

That proved to be the high point of Mr Wiedeking's vaulting ambition.

These years were the high point of my professional and personal life.

More snow is forecast for next week, just ahead of the official start of the new year on February 7, the high point of the travel season.

Its focus is the art of the Tang dynasty, the high point of Chinese cosmopolitan culture.

In short, the high point of European Commission intervention has probably been reached.

The San Qing Pavilion and Dragon Gate stand atop Buddha Hill, the high point of the range.

However, the high point of this cunning is not where one thinks it is.

When to university graduation, my body weight amounts to the high point - - 128 catties , is a statuette simply.

The high point of my career was winning the Champions League.

There is a certain logic to emphasizing the declaration of consent in this way: it's the high point of the wedding ceremony, after all.

This interesting man pushed the party to the high point.

Embarrassment is the high point reached by difficulty.

He ejaculates at the high-point of anxiety of course.

The past 13 years, when CHP and PCOR were created and grew, have been the high point of my Stanford career.

The chase scene is the high point of the film.

The High Point of The Animation Film.

The technology-heavy NASDAQ Composite index peaked at 5, 048 in March 2000, reflecting the high point of the dot-com bubble.

The Song dynasty (960-1279) is seen by many as the high point of Chinese ceramic art.

What has been the high point of the decade?

The 11th-13th centuries mark the high point of medieval civilization.

The Victorian period represented the high point of the dramatic monologue in English poetry.

Caves 5 and 6 mark the high point of Yungang art.

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Discuss the High - Point of Foreign Exchange Reserve to Our Country