Sentence examples for peak later from inspiring English sources

Players peak later, sometimes in their mid-20s.

Being a night owl means hitting your cognitive peak later in the day.

The Mississippi will likely peak later in the week in St .Paul, Minn.

"And with life expectancy getting longer," she said, "the cost will probably peak later than in past wars".

Floodwaters predicted at two rural New South Wales towns will peak later and more gently than previously thought, but evacuation orders remain in place.

That could be a blessing in an ice pack disguise, allowing Dallas to peak later in the year with everyone healthy.

Elements of social judgment and short-term memory, important pieces of the cognitive puzzle, may peak later in life than previously thought.

The figures showed that British debt would "peak later and at a higher level than previously expected by Fitch," the agency said on its Web site.

Early in the evening, both are at their peak; later on, the place becomes more of a dark, loud bar scene.

More than 600 residents of Dresden, where the floodwaters were expected to peak later in the day, were brought to safety, city officials said.

Viewings of programmes downloaded from the iPlayer peak in the morning and early evening as people commute, with another peak later in the evening as people watch in bed, according to the BBC.