We are the chosen few, at the apex of history.
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Republicans are at the apex of their power right now.
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How do you stay at the apex of that field?
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Thomas could be at the apex of his power in upcoming years.
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At the apex of the sponsorship pyramid is the Olympic Partners programme.
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For Smith, it meant taking a stand, opposing McCarthy at the apex of his power.
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We had projected a need for 110K hospital beds at the apex of this virus.
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Being one of ''Trump's guys'' positions Lewandowski at the apex of Washington influence in 225.
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The question of cloth versus disposable diapers sits right at the apex of controversy and fashion.
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He can then make a short leap in any direction at the apex of his climb.
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By teaming with Trump, they stood at the apex of the government, in an intense spotlight.
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At the apex of its popularity, its sock puppet commercial aired during the 2000 Super Bowl.
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Charlie Miller Autonomous vehicles are at the apex of all the terrible things that can go wrong.
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At the apex of the system is the NCA, which replaced the Serious Organised Crime Agency in 2013.
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The city's position at the apex of Russia, North Korea and China is a blessing and a curse.
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In a way, Keith ended up at the apex of a corner of UK dance music by chance.
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Pelosi is at the apex of her power as speaker just months after the Democratic midterm election triumph.
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Cumulatively, this avoids any power dominating Eurasia and threatening the U.S. position at the apex of global power.
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I used the NOISE TRIGGER setting on the app—jumped and barked loudly at the apex of the jump.
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" In the 1990s, at the apex of American dominance, one of Lévy's compatriots dubbed the United States a "hyperpower.
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Yet, for a guy in that club of major international directors at the apex of their careers, he's pretty disarming.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Just a year and a half ago, Venezuela's opposition was riding high, at the apex of its power.
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Still, foreign control of the planemaker at the apex of Brazilian industry appears to be a stretch even for Temer.
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He sits at the apex of a system that saw engagement by America's former president, Barack Obama, as something to exploit.
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At the apex of one jump, a dancer stretches his raised arm and upper body sideways as if catching a wave.
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But this latest record is at the apex of everything that's come before—presenting teenage storytelling at its most vivid and cinematic.
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Every dinky yellow ball I hit seemed to mysteriously veer left at the apex of its trajectory, so I widened my stance.
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By the mid-1980s, the rise of companies like Nintendo had put Japan at the apex of a meeting between technology and culture.
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A stout boy in an Indianapolis Colts jersey, not the least bit hurt, stands at the apex of a protective huddle of children.
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At the apex of its trajectory, at the moment when it was supposed to connect with the conveyor belt, its back corners drooped.
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Currently, NASA employs just one-third of the number of active astronauts it did at the apex of its space program in 2000.
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After all, few brands have been as successful at positioning themselves at the apex of sheer luxury and creating ravenous demand as Hermès.
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The Q7 sits at the apex of Audi's lineup (OK, it's no R8 supercar, but Audi expects to sell a lot of Q7s).
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They saw their beloved game—an island full of guns and rickety towers—pulled into an event horizon at the apex of the world.
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By the time we neared the 360-degree view at the apex of the wheel, I'm three glasses in and laughing like a hyena.
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At the apex of their dominance, these monsters measured up to 40 feet (12 meters) in length and weighed upwards of five to seven tons.
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None of these initiatives are as sweeping or ambitious as the Marshall Plan, which was born at the apex of U.S. military and economic strength.
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The ball is thrown so that it hits the mirror at the apex of its bounce and returns to the starting position in an identical arc.
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At the "apex" of the local COVID-19 epidemic, experts project the state needing 55,000 to 110,00 hospital beds and between 18,000 and 37,000 ICU beds.
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Not only did nationalism give the world's peasantries an outlet for their rage, but it now tempts those countries once at the apex of civilization toward populism.
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There have been plenty of winners in the recovery, which began in mid-2009: companies, homeowners, investors and, especially, households at the apex of the economic pyramid.
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Caplan says the job means a lawyer gets to "practice at the apex of the American constitutional system" and run a staff of about 20 exceedingly smart lawyers.
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They never quite saw eye to eye, but the two men had a brief détente following Hurricane Sandy, when Mr. Christie was at the apex of his popularity.
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"The IP and talent acquired through BlueTalon brings a unique expertise at the apex of big data, security and governance," writes Rohan Kumar, Microsoft's corporate VP for Azure Data.
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She will be the first person at Tesla other than Mr Musk, who remains chief executive, to sit at the apex of the company since its very earliest days.
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Each of the finished planes sits at the apex of a system of supply chains which fans out across the world, bringing 3.5m components together into a single product.
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Mario can also use his dino friend as a launchpad, jumping as Yoshi and then jumping off of Yoshi at the apex of the first jump for extra height.
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Trump, by comparison, struggled to implement parts of his own agenda at a moment when a new president is seen as being at the apex of his political power.
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If Trump's best political weapon is being at the apex of an infotainment media system that is consumed like cable news, then publishers aren't obligated to play his game.
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It is 2018: time for menstrual pad users to reclaim their rightful role at the apex of the feminine hygiene product hierarchy and stand up for what they believe in.
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That includes the prime minister, a former Goldman Sachs partner, and his wife, Lucy Turnbull, a former lord mayor of Sydney, who stand at the apex of Australia's property market.
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It turns out that even if there's very credible evidence that a man is complicit in sexual harassment and degradation, he can still work at the apex of American politics.
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Surprise: Meryl Streep With three Oscars, Ms. Streep stands at the apex of Hollywood royalty and burnished her reputation with her speech attacking the new president at the Golden Globes.
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The second decade of the 22013th century began at the apex of naivete about the potential for the internet to enhance democracy and improve the quality of life on Earth.
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At the apex of the painting, which is 15 fifteen meters tall, Christ judges the gesticulating masses, who, if they are saved, make their way upward on dark tiers of clouds.
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Editorial For years, Harvey Weinstein, a film and television producer at the apex of the American entertainment industry, has lavished money and attention on the Democratic Party's biggest names and causes.
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"Star Wars," in all its eras and forms, is about a galaxy so vast and unruly that even at the apex of mighty empires, there are untamed, free and lawless zones.
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"Here we have the president acting pursuant to power that Congress gave him, which means, under the Youngstown steel seizure case, he's acting at the apex of his power," she said.
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Mr. LaRouche was at the apex of his power in the mid-1980s, when he moved his headquarters to a large rented estate in Northern Virginia, in Round Hill, outside Leesburg.
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In some areas, at the apex of small bridges that crossed a number of waterways, local residents were standing with their phones to their ears, hoping to catch a faint cellular signal.
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These rarest of shoes (only 89 pairs were made) are at the apex of a resale market that has been carefully nurtured by Nike and other trainer titans since the late 1980s.
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Among concerns about Google, Facebook, Amazon, Apple and others is the historic scale of wealth at the apex of some industries, alongside decades-long wage stagnation for the middle and lower classes.
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Pavin Chachavalpongpun, associate professor of Southeast Asian Studies at Kyoto University, told CNBC's "The Rundown " that the monarchy was at the apex of Thailand's political system, regardless of which party held government.
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At the apex of this obsession, a polar bear named Knut was born in the Berlin Zoo in 2006 and abandoned by his mother, a former East German circus bear named Tosca.
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Cuomo added that each ventilator costs between $25,000 to $45,000, and the state doesn't want to pay to buy more ventilators than what will be needed at the apex of the outbreak.
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At the apex of The Good Place's storytelling prowess — the season 2 finale, "Somewhere Else" — the show dug into this idea, with each character having a second chance at a mortal life.
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They combined for all four touchdowns, scored across the first seven series (one was a kneel-down before halftime), in a performance that showcased Pittsburgh at the apex of its intimidating might.
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In each case, jobs, wages and wealth took hits from which many American workers have been unable to fully recover while those at the apex of income and wealth emerged even richer.
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Man Ray is always moving — he's moving between genres and types of art, between high art and commercial art … CL: He was the chief photographer for Vogue, at the apex of commercial photography.
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The three-judge panel said Karadzic was "at the apex of power," heading the self-styled Bosnian Serb Republic and Supreme Commander of its armed forces, when crimes were committed by his troops.
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And some eagle eye members of the Twitterverse identified the design as the same one Beyoncé wore for an appearance on David Letterman in 2003, at the apex of her Destiny's Child fame.
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Of all the English language ambitious works of literature, Herman Melville's Moby-Dick stands at the apex of genius, right alongside James Joyce's Ulysses and Thomas Pynchon's novels Gravity's Rainbow and Mason & Dixon.
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I'll add to the pyre here by calling out the New Yorker's 2010 profile of Denton, published when his company was at the apex of its influence on the media business and culture.
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He received accolades for his success in pacifying the city at the apex of violence in Iraq, pioneering some of the counterinsurgency tactics that formed the backbone of the 2007 strategy used by Gen.
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"This focus on Nord Stream — I find it totally out of proportion," Emily Haber, Germany Ambassador to the U.S., said at the apex of a tense exchange with American and Polish counterparts on Thursday.
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But even when he was at the apex of his popularity (before a recall election removed him from office in 2003), voters in focus groups regularly panned his prospects as a potential presidential aspirant.
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"Genocide is at the apex of international crimes and has been described as the 'crime of crimes'," said co-author Aldo Zammit Borda, who is a law lecturer at Anglia Ruskin University in Britain.
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If everything on television is less popular, the thing that began at the apex of the mountain is still going to be the apex and that's still live sports, particularly pro and college football.
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It was for them proof that the slings and arrows that women have endured for eons are now weaponized to not just topple, but to convict culpable men at the apex of their game.
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At the apex of Weinstein's power — and alleged abuse of it — in the late '90s, gossip about "a high-powered movie mogul" and exploitative relationships with less powerful women was percolating in newsgroups like alt.showbiz.gossip.
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Birkenstock, considered to be a very ugly shoe, is at the apex of its own renaissance, allying in 2018 with the single greatest producer of antisocial outfits ever made: the one and only Rick Owens.
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VICE News spoke to the last female doctor still working in Eastern Aleppo and asked her about life in a city described as "at the apex of horror" by the U.N. humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien.
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Even at the apex of his transformation into the Joker, his plan to accept a spot on Murray Franklin's show in order to shoot him in the head aligns with Gotham's protest movement entirely by coincidence.
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Yet even at the apex of the Sanders advantage, his opponents were still within striking distance of prevailing in a majority of states, an outcome that would all but assure a protracted fight for the nomination.
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At the apex of the nuclear command chain sits a man who last year revealed his ignorance of the nuclear triad, which is roughly the equivalent of a sixth-grader being unable to explain a triangle.
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In the AD 210s, at the apex of Roman dominance, the empire fell victim to one of history's first recorded pandemics — an event known as the "Antonine Plague" (after the family name of the ruling dynasty).
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Nevertheless, it is also possible to imagine a scenario where the judicial branch would decide that it is better to strip Kavanaugh of his office than to allow him to remain at the apex of the judiciary.
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If Xi meets analysts' expectations at the party congress, then "Trump is going to meet Xi at the apex of his power," according to Damien Ma, a fellow at the Paulson Institute, a nonpartisan Chicago think tank.
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Mushrooms were hoarded for shortcuts that required them, activated right at the apex of a slide boost, the tiny bounce of the kart activated at the exact time required to minimize the speed lost from traveling over grass.
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Before this revival, before Shanahan and Lynch started molding this team to their specifications three years ago, the 49ers hosted the N.F.L.'s grandest celebration — the 50th edition of the Super Bowl — at the apex of their dysfunction.
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If we are really at the apex of the urban century — a century that has brought us a more just and prosperous city — then as a society, we need to consider what kind of future city we want.
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And yet there's more: A third stand of narrative puts Frankie at the apex of a romantic triangle with Jo (Lauren Patten) — a classmate she claims as her girlfriend — and Phoenix (Antonio Cipriano), the cute new boy she hooks up with.
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Karadzic's conviction was handed down by U.N. judges at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) which said he was "at the apex of power" of the Bosnian Serb military and political hierarchy when atrocities were committed by his troops.
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The first was that local politicians face less scrutiny and have more leeway to bestow support for local companies than federal politicians do; this was combined with an accepted theory of public companies: at the apex of their management are boards of directors.
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Having built up close relationships with all parts of the defence establishment, especially the triad of forces which stand ready to deliver land-, sea- and air-launched nukes, the Russian Orthodox church is now reinforcing its role at the apex of the country's military machine.
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Trump appears to be trying to revive his organization in an attempt to break out of a prolonged funk that has to a great extent wasted the first six months of his term -- a time when presidents are usually at the apex of their power.
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The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom sits at the apex of the British judicial system and has the final word in all civil cases and in most criminal cases throughout the UK. The British system of choosing supreme court justices is, well, complicated.
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Haring, a ubiquitous graffiti artist and social activist, painted the bright orange mural on the northern face of the handball court wall in 1986, at the apex of the crack epidemic that disproportionately affected low-income communities of color in the United States and ravaged Harlem.
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Afua Hirsch, the author of "Brit(ish)," a coming book about racial identity in Britain, said that as a mixed-race child she had found it hard to reconcile her British-ness with "the family at the apex of society," the racially homogeneous relatives of Prince Harry.
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Today the side stands at the apex of a system of Maori rugby in which provincial, iwi and community teams are able to provide opportunities to talented Maori players, especially those in rural areas, who miss the conventional routes to rugby stardom offered by big-name schools and clubs.
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And now, with the relatively recent formation of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative — the philanthropy-focused LLC to which he and his wife have pledged to donate 99% of their Facebook shares, worth an estimated $45 billion — he is at the apex of his influence, with few signs of stopping.
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But after years fighting at the apex of the drug war, his conclusion—and that of other experienced officers who have chosen to speak out—must be heeded if we want to find a solution to a problem that has been trashing communities around the world for decades.
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If the beer itself tastes like coming home from my Women in World Politics seminar and contemplating apartheid while I wash my hair, then Spuds MacKenzie feels like later that night, unencumbered and unbothered, at the apex of my semiannual foray into a hallway game of flip cup.
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These books were written by people who were at the apex of their careers, light-years removed from their early days of climbing the proverbial corporate ladder, and a little out of touch with folks like myself who were still on a journey to make an impact at work and in the world.
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By retiring at 228, at the apex of a career defined by consistent excellence as much as repeated concussions, Kuechly joined the former Indianapolis Colts quarterback Andrew Luck and the former New England Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski as under-30 stars who in the last 10 months chose long-term health over short-term success.
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The NBA has, in its long history, never seen the same teams play each other in the NBA Finals in three straight seasons—not at the apex of the Reagan-era Lakers/Celtics renaissance, not in the smaller and more static league of Bill Russell's administration, not during the prehistoric epoch when Fort Wayne and Syracuse and Rochester were NBA cities.
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Jim Jones's Peoples Temple sits at the apex of this pyramid of doom, of course—but before he became a paranoid drug addict who led his followers to deprivation and mass death in Guyana, Jones was an outspoken advocate for racial integration, a fervent communist, and voracious reader who worked indefatigably for Civil Rights in his racist home state Indiana.
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But the 382th anniversary season of Ruth's final championship with the Red Sox seems as good a time as any to remember just how vital Ruth was to the most dominant decade in Boston baseball history when, behind two superb pitching performances by Ruth, even The New York Times acknowledged the Red Sox' place at the apex of the ancient game.
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Why he mattered, per AP: "At the apex of his power he wielded great influence outside the country as well thanks to longstanding relationships with spy agencies around the world..." After the fall: Noriega served a prison sentence in the U.S., eventually spending his final months in a prison for murdering political opponents during the 1980s, per the AP. Go deeper: Obits by WaPo, NYT...
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Should an agreement be reached, going into business with the family of the son-in-law of the American president would buy Mr. Wu an immense amount of credibility within China because he is seen as having influence at the apex of power in the United States, said Minxin Pei, a professor of political science at Claremont McKenna College in California, who focuses on Chinese politics and corruption.
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He would be 28503 in 22020, younger than either Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpMnuchin knocks Greta Thunberg's activism: Study economics and then 'come back' to us The Hill's Morning Report - House prosecutes Trump as 'lawless,' 'corrupt' What to watch for on Day 3 of Senate impeachment trial MORE or Joe Biden if wither were elected in 2020, and easily could remain active at the apex of Russia's government for an additional decade or more (Konrad Adenauer was chancellor of West Germany until he was 87).
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