Sentences with peg
peg
P p - His work jacket hung on the peg in the kitchen.
- He builds furniture using wooden pegs instead of nails.
- In AM, usually use clothespin
- ...trying to peg a double sheet on a washing line on a blustery day. [VERB noun preposition/adverb]
- Its currency is pegged to the dollar. [be VERB-ed + to]
- A peg on which to hang a theory
- To peg a tent
- He pegged away at his job for years
- pegged him as a man of action
- To peg a ball to first base
- The trade-weight value of the dollar is the value of the dollar pegged to a market basket of selected foreign currencies.Naturally, as the dollar appreciated relative to the yen, so did those currencies pegged to it.If a currency is pegged to another currency, or to gold, its price is fixed in relation to the price of that currency or to gold.
- A high peg ratio indicates that the market is significantly more enthused about the growth prospects of a company than are analysts.The peg ratio for analyzing the value of stocks combines the forecast earnings for a stock as well as price and earnings.The peg ratio is a ratio that is used to decide the value of a stock, while taking into account earnings growth.
- The feature on the chief of police was pegged on the riots.
- To peg someone as a good prospect.
- To peg away at a homework assignment.
- peg trousers.
- I guess that'll take him down a peg!