Sentence examples for a peak evening from inspiring English sources

The awards will be held in a central London location, and screened, as live, in a peak evening slot on Sky Arts.

But it is very significant that the minister is willing to talk of a peak, even a range, at this stage".

Cholera epidemics are known to be self-limiting in nature, since the epidemics subside after reaching a peak, even without any active human intervention.

Oil hit a peak even before news emerged that some foreign oil firms operating in Libya would cut production and that the country's ports had temporarily closed.

On the other hand, when the pressure increases to 7 MPa the heat transfer behaviour changes due to the smooth variation of thermophysical properties and as a result the HTC trend does not show a peak even at low heat flux.

Your body reaches a peak, even though you've been on your knees.

The animal-skinned, mask-wearing figures started to appear around Candlemas at the start of February, and their presence in the village streets reaches a peak even now on "Fat Thursday" at the end of the February carnival.

Stewart suggested that the bottom of a 7,000 foot cave "lacks the drama of a peak," even though the descent is "like climbing Mt. Everest in reverse, literally," as Tabor said.

The distribution of parasites has a peak even further in Hamming Distance.

A second peak (evening overshoot) occurs after midday just before sunset around 1400 LT in April and October but show up around dusk hour in January.

'So I think this forward guidance, at some point, will be past its shelf life.'" Retail and technology stocks led Wall Street higher on Wednesday and the small-cap Russell 2000 hit a record peak, even as a rise in U.S. bond yields to an almost seven-year high suggested more competition for equities and investors fretted over geopolitics.