Sentence examples for peak anything from inspiring English sources

On Wall Street, the conventional definition of a bear market is a fall in stock prices of more than twenty per cent from the previous peak: anything less is referred to as a "correction".

Make no mistake, peak anything is a warning signal that smart consumers will increasingly use to make more sustainable choices and to plan for a resource-constrained future.

"Make the joy peak/ Humour peak/ Frustration peak/ Anything peak for clarity".

'This is a peak beyond anything we've ever seen before.

In 2007, the auction houses told me: "This is a peak beyond anything we've seen before".

I tried to put some films in there but the first director was David Lynch at number eight, and that was more because of Twin Peaks than anything else.

Martin Kaymer, who has been tipped by his compatriot Bernhard Langer to follow Tiger Woods to the game's peaks, looked anything but a potential world No1 as he blew a six-stroke lead before eventually winning the BMW International after a play-off at Eichenried yesterday.

A look at Katrina finds the maximum rainfall was very similar to Isaac's, but the peak quantities were, if anything, slightly lower.

At his peak Ponting would pick anything short of a length and pull it out of the ground with forearms better suited to a smithy.

Harry Hamlin didn't have a six-pack in Clash of the Titans; and as for Nigel Green, playing Hercules in Jason and the Argonauts didn't mean he had to be in anything like peak condition.

The Hero wakes up in Weaver's Peak, and cannot remember anything before the fight with Murdaw.