Sentence examples for often peak from inspiring English sources

Women often peak in their 30s or even 40s.

Baseball players routinely play into their 40s, Phillip Dutton just won an equestrian medal at age 52, and writers often peak in their 50s or 60s (we hope).

Many of their core players -- like Oakland's Danny Haren and Dan Johnson, and Cleveland's Victor Martinez and Grady Sizemore -- have not yet turned 27, the magical age when athletes often peak.

Because a continuing drama is the form of fiction that most resembles life – with characters ageing in real time and becoming pseudo-friends of the viewers – a soap can often peak at around five years (as Channel 4's Brookside did), subsequently becoming, like a long marriage, an exercise in surviving the irritations of familiarity.

However, note from Figure 2 that the first antisymmetric mode of SW2 peaks close to ±20° latitude, whereas the structures in Figure 6 often peak close to ±30° latitude.

4. High school hotties often peak at age 18.

And the number of births in New York often peaks in July.

Such swelling often peaks in about four or five days, then begins to disappear.

Volatility often peaks around the time markets change directions, and that may have been true in 2002.

But in a profession where ability often peaks by 30, his genius seemed not quite great or early enough.

Human interest in Mars often peaks with these appearances, but also rises and falls with reports of the scientific search for life there, as new discoveries alternately encourage and discourage our wishful thinking.