Sentence examples for To wave from inspiring English sources

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To wave

verb

To move back and forth repeatedly.

The flag waved in the gentle breeze.

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To wave a flag?

The New Yorker

To wave or not to wave?

Huffington Post

He wants to wave.

The New Yorker

Introduction to wave propagation.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

He just wants her to wave back.

The New Yorker

He barely lifted his hand to wave.

The New York Times

Care to wave back, Your Majesty?

The New Yorker

Learn to wave and smile.

The Guardian - Lifestyle

"They'll want you to wave.

The New York Times

Introduction to wave propagation in continuous systems.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

But she appeared to wave him off.

The New York Times

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