Sentence examples for peaking over from inspiring English sources

Muslim rebels overthrew the government in March, and a cycle of atrocities and revenge attacks followed, peaking over the last few days.

Also in the shade: all the interviewees who had to stand next to ITV's Martin Bayfield; and the Republic of Ireland's 5'4" president, Michael D Higgins, peaking over the row in front to inspire his men against Argentina.

Last week, as interest was peaking over Mr. Gore's progress, his campaign let it be known that one of his finalists was a woman, Gov. Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire, even though she had already said she would turn down the job and even though one person involved in Mr. Gore's screening process said she had not been under serious consideration for some time.

Each year, Ramadan, based on lunar months, shifts 10 or 11 days, so for the next three years the fasting day will be even longer than this year — but not nearly so hot, with daytime highs now peaking over 120 degrees in many parts of the Arab world.

They last from 4 to 15 December, peaking over 10 and 11 December.

I kept hearing this statistic that struck me as terrifying and ludicrous when transphobic violence was peaking over the summer.

The mobile wallet space is heating up — in that sun-peaking-over-the-mountains-and-evaporating-the-dew sort of way — and T-Mobile and co.

Winds gusted to over 50 mph, peaking at over 70 mph.

Actual recruitment was 4162 patients from 104 centres over 28 months, peaking at over 170 patients a month.

An epidemic of the size of that experienced in the UK in 2001 - totalling over 2000 IPs and peaking at over 50 reported cases per day [1], [2] - would generate sufficiently large and dispersed RZs for regionalisation not to be a practical option until considerably later in the outbreak.

(See “Rebuilding Global Markets.”) Over the summer, crude hit record highs, peaking at over $147 per barrel.