Sentence examples for games peak from inspiring English sources

In the US television audiences are expected to have reached an early Games peak here – combined with the evening swimming finals – as American, Russian and Chinese sporting interests collided in what was in the end a rather nostalgic tableau of cold war era Lycra-tensions.

Games peak early and then taper down over long stretches of time.

Half-Life itself didn't reach its sales peak until its third year; most games peak after a few months.

At the games' peak, some 5,000 lions, tigers and elephants – captured from the African and Asian reaches of the empire – were killed here each year.

That's not necessarily something to be alarmed about though, because most social games peak early on and then decline while retaining the most lucrative players or "whales".

For that matter, any tournament, but more so majors because you've got to have your game peak at the right time and on top of that, you've got to have some luck".

He said he was coming off a back injury and looking to have his game peak by the end of the summer when he hopes to qualify for an ATP Futures event.

Over the 90-min simulated game, peak torque declined (p < 0.01).

Coe pared back the BOA's role, returning it to a focused mission as the organisation responsible for delivering British athletes to the Games in peak condition.

2) Games usually peak and then taper off in usage.

Although ITV will be sore about losing the motor racing (especially if Hamilton challenges strongly for the world title again this season), it was not really a difficult choice: with an average of six million viewers per Champions League game and peak audiences of 10 million, plus guaranteed advertiser income of £3m-£4m a game in peak time, ITV could ill afford to lose the competition.