pinnacle

• Looking back on the night he described as the pinnacle of his splendid mixed martial arts career so far, Georges St. Pierre said he could pinpoint the moment he knew for certain he had victory within his fearsome grasp. —  Las Vegas Sun Stories: All Sun Headlines
• In its combination of group stages then knockout matches it does resemble the Champions League, but what makes the international game the pinnacle is the rarity and the difficulty. —  TEAMtalk Football News
• The key considerations were: all three formats of international cricket should be protected and promoted with Test cricket identified as the pinnacle of the sport; "icon" Test series must be protected; ICC should look at ways of taking greater central "ownership" of international cricket outside its events or at least providing for more consistency in marketing / promotion; and the concept of a Test Championship and / or play-off should be explored further. —  dailyindia.com News Feed
• Like most pivotal moments in history, GM's fall from the pinnacle has been a long time coming. —  BusinessWeek.com --
• From the south this pinnacle is a most conspicuous landmark, rising as it does some 2,500 feet above the river within a distance of a quarter of a mile. —  Aboriginal Remains in Verde Valley, Arizona Thirteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1891-92, Government Printing Office, Washington, 1896, pages 179-262

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