Sentence examples for peak of when from inspiring English sources

In 1999, at the peak of when D&B was most popular in the U.S., Damian Higgins AKA Dieselboy was playing a gig in New Orleans with AK 1200 and Dara.

The latest drop continues a prolonged trend, with the percentage of children in workless households at its peak of 20% when modern records began in early 1996.

It reaches a peak of silliness when one startled character actually exclaims, "Great Caesar's ghost!" "Godzilla 2000" has enough story to fill three movies.

The conference reached its peak of camp when Scissor Sisters, whose activism for gay rights around the world has been well publicized, were introduced to the mix.

A great many people here believe that Mr. Nixon reaches the peak of foolishness when he argues that American prestige is at an all-time high..

That rose to a peak of 24% when, as Mr Campo puts it, the banks started lending to anyone who could fog a mirror.

A great many people here believe that Mr. Nixon reaches the peak of foolishness when he argues that American prestige is at an all-time high.

Olive oil is at its peak of flavor when pressed, and — melodramatic, but true — begins to deteriorate as soon as it is bottled.

Clinton hit a new peak of obfuscation when she suggested the issue be handed over to a gun control summit "where everybody comes together on all sides of this issue".

These trials provided high drama in Victorian England, reaching a peak of silliness when one witness testified that Charles Dickens, between books, acted as a pimp for the eccentric Duke of Portland.

Gin reached the peak of sophistication when mixed with vermouth to create the martini cocktail, chosen by Ian Fleming as the drink of choice – with vodka and shaken, not stirred – for James Bond.