Sentence examples for their peaked from inspiring English sources

Among the old Alpine farmhouses, with their peaked roofs and gingerbread balconies, are now cozy hotels created in similar style.

The drama, written by Steven Knight, is named for Tommy's gang of crooks – known as "Peaky Blinders" because of the razor blades, or blinders, they keep hidden in the folds of their peaked caps.

They ride on bicycles festooned with flags, their peaked caps and shirts emblazoned with stirring slogans: "Divide Assam 50/50", "No Bodoland No Rest", "To Do or Die for Bodoland".

One grabs my attention with "FIONA AND JACK 2013 & 4 EVA" scrawled over their peaked hats.

Then five-year credit default swap (CDS) spreads, which measure the cost of insuring against their defaulting on their debt, peaked at around two percentage points, now they have reached three.

In psychopathology research, the existence of quasi-traits with their associated peaked information curves (with the peaks in the range representing severe levels of the trait) has been found in many item response theory applications and often led researchers to conclude that items needed to be added or adapted to provide information at low (less severe) levels of the trait continuum [ 48].

What the researchers found was that for everyone in the study the levels of 2-AG in their blood peaked early afternoon and dropped to their lowest point overnight.

Their transcription peaked during the early logarithmic phase and was down-regulated with cell density increase, indicating their growth phase dependent transcription.

Their numbers peaked at 1,669 in 1963.

Their values peaked in 1990 at $2 million but have since fallen sharply, stabilizing in the $350,000 to $400,000 range.

Their population peaked locally around 1950, and the numbers since then have declined.