Peak used in a sentence

Peak in a sentence as a noun

This spillage may not peak for 12-36 hours.

A peak at the prospect's Facebook page answers all of them.

"I had already been doing Ruby for a couple years when all of this hype came to a peak.

What sort of cover art should we use for the book?How about a snow-capped mountain peak?

I could be wrong, but I think I remember the peak to peak bending at the wing-tip was in the order of ten stories.

Strange productivity peak recorded in the IT sector during the past 16 hours

He kept doubling down and doubling down, then at right about the peak he told himself "I have as much money as I'll ever need if I cash out now.

"You know what, though: the response function around the limit is not a smooth bell curve; it drops sharply below the x axis as you go past the peak.

Peak in a sentence as a verb

"As a doctor, however, someone like this - a top professional at the peak of their career - would probably make about $400,000.

You know, the kind of mountain peak where people die either for lack of oxygen, or because crevasses open randomly across the landscape.

To be honest, being an early employee is a lottery ticket and, generally speaking, a shitty deal.

I average around 130 megabits per second of transfer - constantly, peaking at 150mbps I'm transferring roughly 40 terabytes of data per month.

As well as reading the data from the plot, it revealed a peak that had been covered up with a square - the author had deliberately obscured a peak in their data that was inconvenient.

I remember pushing back over dinner table discussions with various speakers at conferences that this attitude was hurting the community.

> Gillis Cashman, a managing partner at MC Partners in Boston, says it makes sense to charge extra to big content providers like Netflix, whose services at peak hours can sometimes consume more than 30 percent of total Internet traffic.