Sentence examples for peaking out from inspiring English sources

"I actually think in terms of the business cycle, we're peaking out right about now," he said.

"I'm worried that PlayStation 2 is peaking out," said Satoru Oyama, an analyst at Lehman Brothers in Japan.

"At the very least, the momentum is peaking out," said Peter Morgan, senior economist at HSBC Securities.

"I don't believe in having kids peaking out at high school, I want make sure I protect them.

The frilled collar peaking out from a navy blue sweater is just a detail, but enough to change your own way of dressing.

Though covered in dust, Anne inspired catcalls from the construction workers down the street (maybe because of the purple thong underwear peaking out from her jeans).

"Their strategy is to buy early, build the network to a certain extent and, when the market values are peaking, sell out," Mr. Devgan said.

North Adams seems caught by a hopeful sense of peaking-out, of a town coming into its own after the addition of an imported institution invites it to shine again.It's hard to imagine that the MASS MoCA campus was nearly used for the site of a prison (like the talk of teen-pregnancy rates, this is the stuff of classic Berkshires folklore).

Here's some reassuring news for those of us whose career plans are slightly behind schedule: It turns out that peaking too early may kill you.

When a stock gets close to its high or low band, chartists look for patterns, such as "double bottoms" or " head and shoulders," which have tended to mean a stock is bottoming out or peaking.

He pointed out that, in peaking nations, we turn into paper shufflers.