Sentence examples for are peak from inspiring English sources
noun
A point; the sharp end or top of anything that terminates in a point; as, the peak, or front, of a cap.
November and December are peak season.
October and November are peak times for planting spring bulbs.
July and August are peak months for rates.
August and January are peak times, so aim to travel in low-season September or October.
Monday mornings and Friday afternoons are peak travel times for business travelers.
But spring and summer are peak seasons for crossings by other means.
Where to Stay All prices are peak winter rates for a double room, without taxes and service charges.
The first minutes of climbing, with seat angle just so and general quietude prevailing, are peak sleep-time for Gulliver.
Fairs are peak times of business for Contemporary Conservation, what with all the shipping and handling, though he was there to socialize rather than to perform emergency surgery.
At the height of the Southern Hemisphere summer, the Carnival holidays just before Lent are peak periods for the coastal resorts of Uruguay and southern Brazil.
Christmas holidays are peak season in the Serengeti (Tanzania) and Maasai Mara (Kenya), although June to September sees the wildebeest migration.
