Sentence examples for the final peaked from inspiring English sources

The audience for the final peaked at 8.9 million during the show.

Henman said the television viewing figures for Wimbledon – the audience for the final peaked at more than 17 million – showed the interest there is in tennis in Britain.

Thanks to the continued rise of Bake Off – which was the most-watched show of last year after the final peaked at about 15 million viewers – dividends also rose.

At around the same time - 17:25 BST - the number of mentions of the final peaked at 120,000 tweets per minute.

Their protests of the international final peaked in 1970, the same year a black woman won for the first time.

The BGT live final peaked at 18 million viewers in the five minutes from 8.10pm.

The World Cup final peaked at 20.5m viewers last night, with BBC1 the runaway winner with the largest-ever gap in ratings between itself and ITV1 for a major sporting occasion, pushing the commercial channel to its lowest ever all-day share.

For example, the 2016 Euro soccer tournament final peaked at 7.3 Tbps and 3.3 million concurrent viewers.

The audience for the quarter-final peaked at 5.9 million viewers in the quarter hour from 3.30pm, a 51% share of the audience, according to unofficial overnight figures.

Box-office fell hard, especially on Sunday when the Murray-Djokovic Wimbledon men's final peaked at 17.3m viewers.

On ITV, which was also showing the final, figures peaked at 3.8 million, a 13% share of the audience.