Sentence examples for peaked when it was from inspiring English sources

And he peaked when it was too late for Super Pac friends of Romney to unleash the kind of television adverts that did for Gingrich.

The talk peaked when it was finally revealed that the City of New York had just came down on two SideCar drivers giving free rides in a sting operation.

Friends Reunited was in danger of disappearing into a memory box of its own after it peaked in 2005 when it was bought by ITV in a deal worth £175m.

Tuberculosis, an airborne lung infection that kills 2 million people a year worldwide, was largely brought under control in New York City after the epidemic peaked in 1992, when it was fueled by AIDS and homelessness.

In terms of buying power, the federal minimum wage peaked in 1968, when it was nominally $1.60 an hour.

Incidence in the US peaked in 1989 when it was 11.5 times higher than incidence in 1950.

29 The wide CI for incidence was driven by the large uncertainty in reported prevalence. 1 According to the study by Davis et al., 15 HCV incidence peaked in 1989 when it was 11.5 times higher than the incidence in 1950.

Merry Christmas peaked at No. 3 when it was first released in 1994, and like its biggest hit, it may become an annual guest.

But while Thorpe, co-vocalist Tom Fleming, drummer Chris Talbot and guitarist Ben Little aren't quite boyband material yet, their current album, Present Tense, which peaked at No 10 when it was released last month, reflects a definite streamlining of their sound and a more confident approach to their image.

According to Baby Name Wizard's Laura Wattenberg (whose Name Voyager is a must-see), "the popularity of the name Ford peaked back in 1915, when it was ranked at #483, and it has been a rare bird for most of the time since".

Enthusiasm for the approach peaked during the Johnson administration, when it was applied to everything from military command and control systems to poverty in American cities.