Sentence examples for the peak of things from inspiring English sources

"It was in some ways the peak of things that had started three, four years earlier," says the Scotsman, who based Kill Your Friends on his own experiences of working at London Records in the 1990s.

"Even when we were near the peak of the bubble, things didn't look that good, and they're looking worse today," he said.

Then, at the peak of her popularity, things took a turn; she dropped out of her tour with the Jonas Brothers after allegedly punching a back-up dancer.

But if Duran Duran were at the peak of their fame today, things might be different.

Many of us who work in creative fields or pursue artistic interests adore the beginnings of things, loving the peak of energy that comes with the initial, adventurous part of a goal, but then we lose steam as a project becomes more predictable.

When political celebrations were at the peak of their popularity, torchlight parades tended to lead to things being set on fire.

It's important for those of us in the peak of our productive years to keep up on these things.

You are approaching the peak of the party, and the right incentive can push things irretrievably over the cliff into utter orgiastic abandon.

Best thing about the look is the peak of beaded bracelet beneath his jacket.

Mr. Tanzi, like many industrial patriarchs here, had done all the right things in his long rise to the peak of Italian society.

Things escalated further over the July 4th weekend, the peak of the tourist season.