Peak of beauty

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

So, at the peak of beauty, expecting women generally are not.

"Not every human hits their peak of beauty at the same age," she said, "and neither does every spirit".

It reaches its peak of beauty in the moment of disappearing, and, in accepting that, we may accept that all of this world and our place in it are temporary.

First and foremost, I hope to see stunning plants at the peak of their beauty.

Such features were considered the peak of physical beauty by the Maya, who took cruel measures to develop them in chosen children.

This engaging book offers an introduction to and overview of armor in Europe from the Middle Ages through the 17th century, focusing in particular on the 16th century when plate armor reached its peak of stylistic beauty and functional perfection.

ORNAMENT IN THE SMALL GARDEN (Firefly, paper, $24.95), by the prolific Roy Strong, and GARDENS FOR THE 21ST CENTURY (Aurum/Trafalgar Square, paper, $27.50), by Anita Pereire, are National Garden Schemes in their own right, taking us into private gardens at the peak of their beauty.

But this alone ties your happiness to the cherry blossom at the peak of its beauty, an outcome that is inevitably fleeting.

Krisjanous said that stars are at the peak of their beauty during their fertile years, which plays into society's fascination with aesthetics.

From the puffy white stage, it is only a few days, from four to six, to peak bloom, a time of beauty that is delicate, stunning and spectacular but also fleeting, transitory and impermanent.

The environment around us is at its peak for beauty.