Sentence examples for plenty of peak from inspiring English sources

It is hard to be positive about losing a valued player with plenty of peak years ahead of him.

There's certainly plenty of peaks about to antagonise.

Capuano's career with the Brewers had plenty of peaks and valleys, and Milwaukee fans welcomed him back to Miller Park with warm applause.

A batsman's fourth decade is not the direst of milestones: cricket is kinder than contact sports, so plenty of batsmen peak later in their careers and remain prolific past their mid-30s.

After the supercritical-ethanol process (260 °C, 10 MPa), plenty of sharp peaks appear (Fig. 2b and c) and fit very well with the XRD pattern of Mn3O4 (JCPDS No. 24 0734), indicating formation of Hausmannite-type Mn3O4.

The game itself offers plenty of sneak peaks into the near future of a music-gaming singularity.

The Vortec has plenty of pull, too, with peak torque of 275 foot-pounds, 90percentt of it at engine speeds from 1,500 to 6,500 r.p.m. -- where most driving is done.

A highly successful banker and the patriarch of Simmons & Company International, Mr. Simmons added plenty of gravitas to the "peak oil" movement, which contains more than its share of nuts.

While it's true that the Standard & Poor's 500-stock isdex isn't technically in a bear market now — at the end of the week, domestic equities were off 16 percent from their April 29 peak — plenty of other parts of the market have dropped more than 20 percent, the requisite mark of a bear.

WASHINGTON -- D.C.'s cherry blossoms will be in full floral form this week after weeks of above-normal temperatures and plenty of anticipation of when exactly peak bloom will be.

Once there, skiers find a cyclorama of snagggletoothed peaks, plenty of powder and little else.