Sentence examples for which is pegged from inspiring English sources

Lady Gaga sings with Bradley Cooper in Warner's "A Star Is Born" Current tracking suggests A Star Is Born will open domestically in the range of $30 million, behind the superhero film Venom, which is pegged for a $65 million bow.

Local currency is the Aruban florin, which is pegged to the U.S. dollar.

In March, there was talk of devaluing the Argentine peso, which is pegged to the dollar.

But the main product is the skin, which is pegged, dried and sent to tanneries.

But Mr. Mburu's philanthropic plan, which is pegged to students' performance on a nationwide test, is dealt a setback.

The same is not true of the Chinese yuan, which is pegged within a tight range against the dollar.

…with a common currency, the CFA franc, which was pegged to the euro in 2002.

Most restaurants and all hotels accept only dollars (or the colorful and confusing convertible pesos, which are pegged to the dollar).

Chelsea, the Premier League leaders, swarmed into an early 2-0 lead, which was pegged back to 2-1 by half-time but then, inexplicably, they collapsed in the second half.

The savings rate, which was pegged at 3.6percentt for the first quarter, bumped up to a 4percentt rate between April and June.

I mentioned this in my Tuesday column, which was pegged to the glitzy Paul Manafort trial (and various other financial/corporate/political scandals in Trump World).