Sentence examples for marks the peak from inspiring English sources

THIS month marks the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season.

Globally there is yet to be the kind of development spree that usually marks the peak of the property cycle.

The solstice marks the peak of summer and takes place when the sun is at its highest point in the sky.

This was Terry Pratchett's 26th book, published in 2002, during his 54th year, and arguably marks the peak of his career.

As this Christmas's merchandising avalanche marks the peak, surely, of Frozenmania, I understand why some of my fellow parents are thoroughly sick of the whole thing.

"May 9 marks the peak of our glory," Mr. Putin said in remarks on Red Square during the traditional Victory Day parade, which was under way even as the explosion in Chechnya struck.

But 2006 marked the peak of a historic bubble.

Private Lives marked the peak of the playwright's career.

Winning the Olympics for Sochi marked the peak of his popularity.

Its introduction in 1989 marked the peak of Japan's stockmarket and property bubbles.

Those trophies marked the peak of Rainer's career, which declined so rapidly that many considered her an early victim of "the curse of the Oscars".