Extreme_value bottom out E.g. The company ended 2002 with about 4,800 employees, and expects to bottom out at between 4,440 and 4,500, company officials said. peak E.g. The number of reported cases peaked at 3,547 in 1944. Dimension average out E.g. The profits averaged out at a quarter of a million pounds per partner. clock in E.g. The first two movies clocked in at around 2 and a half hours. run E.g. Mr Bradley forecasts wage settlements running at 8 or 9 per cent. stand E.g. The percentage of people who were going on to start basic training stood at four per cent in September 1984. weigh in E.g. The notepad weighed in at 3kgs. work out E.g. The cost of moving a 22-tonne load by road worked out at roughly 95p per mile. Commerce_sell retail E.g. At a recent show a motorised respirator was retailing at between £280 and £300. sell E.g. Shiraz and Afghan rugs sell at prices under £500. Lexical items without a frame: close E.g. Bond Corp shares closed at 25 cents. end E.g. The FT 30 share index ended at 1,876.9. finish E.g. Against the dollar it lost 1.9 cents to finish at $1.5585. level off E.g. Temperatures will level off at a cool eight or nine degrees celsius. level out E.g. My weight has now levelled out at around 10st, ideal for the jumps. open E.g. The shares opened at 76p and quickly soared to 96p before settling back to 81p. stabilize E.g. The OECD Economic Outlook indicated that the trade deficit in the USA stabilized at an annual rate $5,000 million lower than in the second half of 1988.