Sentence examples for built to a peak from inspiring English sources

Chain saws roared, sawdust flew and the horns built to a peak.

In the old days, most campaigns built to a peak on election day.

In another the floor had been replaced with a wave of cardboard which built to a peak in the centre of the room and created a little pocket in which sat two masked figures making noise music with a mike, amp and keyboard.

That was the case at the Palais de l'Art compound in the Delmas municipality this summer after a conflict between the landowner and a leader of the tent camp there built to a peak with mutual threats and reports to the police.

Skylights builds to a peak of epic sorrow and is their third deathlessly pretty song.

Xerox's sales and profits typically start out slow in January, and build to a peak by December.

The lively and colorful celebrations of saints, ancient folkloric customs and traditional feasts build to a peak as the weather warms after Palm Sunday.

The album's highlight is Marshall's version of James Brown's "Lost Someone," a slow dance that she allows to build to a peak without ever overreaching or trying to shout herself out of the heartbreak.

At a corner for their team, most of them stretch out their arms, wiggle their hands around and build to a peak of noise as the ball is struck.

EVERY 10 years or so, it seems, the country's anxiety over dieting builds to a peak and a realization hits home: Whatever weight-loss program has so recently captivated us is wrong.

"Gonna kill my lover man, gonna kill my lover man, gonna kill my lover man!" screams a character named Rosie Pearl in Laura Nyro's great song "Tom Cat Goodbye," the cry of a betrayed woman that builds to a peak of frenzied rage rarely expressed in pop songwriting.