zenith造句怎麼寫

That which is on high at the summit, at the crest, at the zenith, that which sends down so much light on the earth, sees but little, sees badly, sees not at all?

The sun reaches its zenith at midday.

beneath the sky it pealed upward to the zenith.

At its zenith the Roman Empire covered almost the whole of Europe.

The full fisheye frame shows everything above the horizon, including a lamp-illuminated landscape around the edges, and the zenith of the sky directly overhead.

He is at the zenith of his fortune.

"Within the church, it had hardly been kept down; beneath the sky, it pealed upward to the zenith."

It feel as if we have traveled from nadir to zenith.

By the 13th century when the Aztec swept into central Mexico, the once teeming city—which reached its zenith around a.d. 400—had been long since abandoned by its mysterious builders.