Sentence examples for was pegged until from inspiring English sources

The currency was pegged until 1992.

The British fighter from Doncaster moved into a 2-1 leafterthe the first period but was pegged back in the second until landing the winning blow with just a minute of the match left.

The time spent on the task was measured from the moment the operator moved the working robot until the third pencil was pegged.

The image was pegged to a championship bout between Patterson and Liston, which wouldn't be contested until a week after the magazine came out.

Its last valuation was pegged at $4 billion.

The plan was pegged to cost $7.8 billion.

Boris Johnson, the Mayor of London, will also announce that the capital's rail and bus fares will be pegged to inflation until his term of office runs out in May 2016.

The price had been pegged at $35 an ounce until Nixon severed that link in 1971.

Such a commitment could even be pegged to the rate of unemployment - until it falls below a certain level, rates will remain on hold.

Until the early 1970s, most global currencies were pegged to the dollar under the Bretton Woods system.

And let's not forget that the short-term interest rate has been pegged at near zero since 2008 and is likely to remain at record lows until 2015.