'peak out' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
The correct phrase is "peek out." Example sentence: When the sun began to peek out from behind the clouds, we knew that the storm had passed.
Palestinian kids shot from the tanks when they peak out from behind walls to see what's going on.
The metal tips of lorry-sized words peak out over the fences of a huge industrial lot – the curl of an "S" visible through the barriers, the peeling paint of an obese red "B" glinting.
Was it a blip or the start of a long dollar uptrend? "We're seeing the birth of a new bull market in the dollar that won't peak out until 2002," said Martin Armstrong, chairman of Princeton Economics International, an advisory firm based in Princeton, N.J., that specializes in global economic issues.
The sun is trying its best to peak out from between the heavy clouds hanging over the course in northern Spain.
At Local Market Monitor we forecast that Denver prices will rise another 30percentt over the next three years, but the risk that they will peak out and fall increases every year.
But in previous bear markets and recessions, spreads hit 1,000 basis points each time, and, with credit problems in front of us, the Merrill Lynch crew says we will ultimately peak out at this mark once again.
Results show that the low relative density Hourglass lattices have higher peak out-of-plane compressive strengths than the pyramidal lattices.
Analytical expressions are presented for the peak out-of-plane stress component which promotes the nucleation and growth of mesoscopic cracks within the top zirconia-based ceramic coating in terms of thermal cycle parameters, and accumulated oxidation time.
In fact, the peak out-migration period for some populations of wild juvenile Pacific salmon (Oncorhynchus spp).
That honor, according to Donald Sherman, editor of Car and Driver magazine, belongs to the Ferrari Testarossa, which peaks out at 181 miles an hour.
This compares to NVIDIA's Volta, which peaks out at 125 TOPS.
