Sentence examples for bring peak from inspiring English sources

The Rapide's 6-litre V12 receives a power bump of 17% for "S" duty; an extra 80 horsepower and 14 pound-feet of torque bring peak numbers to 550hp and 457lb-ft, sufficient to enable a 4.7-second sprint to 60mph and a 190mph top speed.

It's the ideal balance of sweetness and booziness to bring peak levels of holiday cheer.

An election campaign always brings peak poll with it, of course, but this time around the statistical onslaught has been more remorseless than ever, and the polls have formed the backbone of the news agenda almost every day, a phenomenon that has tended to drive the battle of ideas on to the inside pages.

The protest brought peak hour traffic to a standstill as it marched through the CBD.

The ventriloquist's first success on television was with the puppet Mikki the Martian in the children's programme Toytown (1958), before his act with Lord Charles brought peak-time fame in many entertainment shows.

At least until we've cracked cheap carbon capture, we need to bring about peak fossil fuels.

Linda Taylor, the mayor of St Ives, toes a tactful line between supporting her community and recognising the huge spending power second-homers and holidaymakers bring in peak season.

Velázquez landed the country's one plum job for an artist, as chief painter to King Philip IV, in Madrid, where he could bring to peak refinement his astonishing naturalism, with secular subjects in sophisticated company.

"The Trekker will help bring the Peak District to life online and hopefully inspire families to come and enjoy a walk or a cycle ride in the most beautiful landscapes".

We all need to bring our peak performances to everyday life and be grateful to those role models who help us each work towards reaching heaven on earth.

Telephotos will bring that peak in close and compress all objects together, making them feel bigger, thus giving them a much greater impact.