Sentence examples for it has peaked from inspiring English sources

They have a saying: If it's been in the barrel longer than about 60 years, it has peaked and thereafter is usually "on its beret," meaning tilted low to the side like an old man's cap.

But for the moment their influence looks as if it has peaked.

You've got to pay your taxes!' " Duffy predicts that this particular passion will persist, but that it has peaked.

"The success of older acts has been growing over recent years but it has peaked in 2009".

WHEN a magazine proclaims on its cover that a city is the world's "coolest", it is often a sign that it has peaked.

"It is not clear whether it has peaked out," said Saturo Shinzuka, golf course analyst for Teikoku Databank, a private credit research firm that tracks bankruptcies in Japan.

It was the evening of the storm, before it had peaked, but the man from 73 Cedar Grove Avenue was on the phone.

By the time he left the White House in January 1953, his approval rating was just 31 percent; it had peaked at 87 percent in July 1945.

Kenneth F. Abramowitz, a health care analyst and managing general partner of NGN Capital, a health care venture capital fund, noted that Caremark, which began in 1993, might have felt that it had peaked after a decade of rapid growth.

Pointing out that the Internet has since greatly reduced the need for text telephones, Ms. Peltz Strauss said, "I would say that by the mid-1990s it had peaked at tens of thousands of people who had and used them regularly".

It had peaked above $124 late last year.