Sentence examples for a growing swell from inspiring English sources

A growing swell of opinion suggests that not all buybacks enhance a firm's value in the stockmarket.

Instead, there is a growing swell of discontent with her performance, in the EU institutions and among member states.

There is a growing swell of style-conscious parent for whom trumpeting your wealth and status through an obvious label is anathema.

The 20-year-old hit out at Twitter critics amid a growing swell of debate over the earnings made by British wild-card entries.

But there also seems to be a growing swell of anger from the sort of people who might normally be content just to sign a petition or write a letter to a newspaper.

Soon, the bipartisan group of about eight House members hopes to unveil its own immigration legislation, adding a voice to a growing swell of politicians — a bipartisan group in the Senate, as well as President Obama — who say they are serious about overhauling the nation's immigration system by the end of the year.

"By midnight Tuesday, the yacht had become more of a submarine as we powered along, surfing on the growing swell, hitting 25-27 knots boat speed," Hall said in an E-Mail.

Soon a driving rain began, but our small group continued to catch the growing swell.

To accommodate the growing swell of fans, Bizz'Art (167, quai de Valmy, 10th; 33-1-4034-7000; bizzartclub.cone alSaturdayes one Saturday a month to forró and other Brazilian dance styles.

When top executives decide to equip themselves with iPhones, they must also decide if the devices' enterprise shortcomings outweigh the growing swell of users who prefer them.

But nowhere is the growing swell of vaping enthusiasts more evident than in e-cigarette forums.