top out

The Kospi topped out a year ago.

one of the nine stations , the kam sheung road station was topped out in december.

Since the 1970s, the Fed has waited 14 months, on average, after unemployment topped out to tighten the screws on the economy.

Looking past percentages, the raw number of U. S. manufacturing workers topped out in 1979.

Mr. Farr and others say it is impossible to know whether the market already has topped out, or will edge higher before giving up the ghost.

Officially, China's consumer price inflation topped out at 3. 3 percent in July compared to a year before, a 21-month high.

Meanwhile, sugar topped out in February, and cotton in March.

The DJIA topped out in real-money terms - relative to the value of gold - in 1999 and it has been downhill ever since.

When is the building going to be topped out?

In fact, by the time this average has fallen by 29%, unemployment already has topped out, typically about six months earlier.

The price of crude again topped out above the $80 a barrel mark in early January, but has since slid back down to about $75 a barrel.

Yet Singapore's unemployment rate topped out in 2009 at just 3. 3 percent.

People cheered when the 57, 000-ton steel skeleton was topped out in 23 weeks -- 12 days ahead of schedule.

Mr. Blahnik, who for more than 20 years topped out at 5-inch heels, pushed the envelope this year, adding a 6-inch style to his line.

According to Hitwise, Photobucket's market share topped out at close to 45% in February 2007.

One feral cat's range topped out at 1, 351 acres. New York's Central Park covers 843 acres.

The CRB is down more than 12 per cent since it topped out last month and is 51 per cent below its high set last year.

In the UK, inflation topped out at 27%; in Japan, 30%.

Speed topped out more than 130 miles an hour. he