Crested in a sentence as an adjective

A business only needs a modern PM once they’ve crested the hill. The data roles in.

Ex user crested add an event, updated add an event.

I was at Sun 10 years and it just just crested $3B on its ways "hopefully" to $5B and folks were estatic. It is pretty impressive what these Facebook folks are doing.

The wave has crested and basically Samsung and Google are the only other companies who are trying to ride it.

I would assume a "second wave" means that it has crested in the same place twice. as opposed to calling Wuhan the first wave, Iran the second, Italy the third, Spain the fourth, NYC the fifth, and so on.

3rd wave feminism isn't so well defined and I don't think that "wave" has quite crested yet. I see you linked to a wiki page on it, but I'd be surprised to see it offering some kind of cohesive definition.

Some species, like the crested lark in Europe, have suffered over 95% population drops. Others, like the passenger pigeon, have gone entirely extinct.

Their skull was crested, like a gorilla, to facilitate gnawing on uncooked roots, leaves & such. **** & Australopithecines don't have such features.

It's especially offensive they did it to crested butte, because it flies in the face of what the place is all about. I was really close to moving there a couple years ago, and I still might one day, but an event like this would have made me furious.

It's a combination of so many things, but I have somewhat crested the hill and feel comfortable in public spaces again. It's obviously not over yet, we're not inoculated and it could get re-introduced.

The magazine estimates that golf's top-ranked player crested the plateau when he earned $10 million for winning the FedEx Cup on Sunday." Forbes reported on its Web site on Tuesday that Woods entered 2009 having earned $895 million since he joined the PGA Tour in 1996.

The state of play today is that AdWords are expensive because of the ROI they can drive, and Facebook tend to be cheap, yet still overpriced due to a wave of hype that has crested but still hasn't washed away back to sanity yet. And when the smoke clears will Facebook's model be more valuable than Google's?

My favorite part is the last paragraph: Also in 2003, Paignton Zoo carried out a practical test by putting a keyboard connected to a PC into the cage of six crested macaques. After a month the monkeys had produced five pages of the letter "S" and had broken the keyboard.

The iphone popularity has already crested and is steadily losing ground to android, itunes is losing ground to other digital stores and streaming media.

Proper Noun Examples for Crested

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Crested definitions

adjective

bearing an heraldic device

adjective

(of a bird or animal) having a usually ornamental tuft or process on the head; often used in combination; "golden crested"; "crested iris"; "crested oriole"; "tufted duck"; "tufted loosestrife"

See also: topknotted tufted

adjective

(of a knight's helmet) having a decorative plume

See also: plumed