Sentence examples for peaked before from inspiring English sources

Before I stopped watching porn, as I came there would be a moment when the sensation peaked, before quickly disappearing and leaving little trace.

Discharge peaked before catchment storage during single peak hydrographs suggesting that single peaks were mainly generated by water quickly reaching the stream during precipitation pulses.

"It's almost like we peaked before we even started playing".

But Russian company listings peaked before the financial crisis.

Exhibitions kept being awarded to angsty British painters who had peaked before World War II.

Then the Clyde Drexler-era Blazers peaked before Jordan left the NBA to play minor league baseball.

Mr. Waxman's fame peaked before the debut of the Food Network, which turned chefs like Bobby Flay and Mr. Batali into television stars.

Fast growth is generally a factor in rising housing prices, but another factor is how high those prices peaked before the financial downturn.

In the meantime, you can find me pounding the suburban sidewalks trying to ease the panic that my career may have peaked before it really began.

The sociologist James Skipper, author of "Baseball Nicknames: A Dictionary of Origins and Meanings," found that the use of nicknames peaked before 1920.

It proved invaluable in explaining what our satellite images could only describe: "ethno-sectarian" violence peaked before the surge was under discussion and had started to decline before the surge had started.