Sentence examples for a terrible wave of from inspiring English sources

As we watched the 20-second episode of "The Poker Player's Revenge," I felt a terrible wave of nostalgia, as sadness and longing for a lost time overcame me.

On Tuesday he made the formal plunge with a statement that revived the full gamut of dovish themes that Labor had abandoned in despair after the collapse of Camp David talks and the outbreak of a new and terrible wave of violence almost two years ago.

"There was the terrible wave of terror in 1996, when I was Prime Minister.

Unfortunately, as much as I love them, they spawned a terrible second wave of emo, but I thought they were one of the first bands that did it really well.

Love is a terrible waste of time.

This would be a terrible waste of what is a valuable resource of increasingly high quality chronological information.

The ridiculousness of the event and terrible wave quality was demonstrated by the lack of a 1986 World Inland Surfing Championships.

Then, in an anguished attempt to reconcile her husband's politics with her Smith College humanism, she made a terrible mistake: "The Wave of the Future".

Meanwhile, a terrible heat wave hits Springfield and Homer saves $200 to buy an air conditioner.

After a day or two, the dizziness became a terrible prelude to waves of nausea and uncontrollable vomiting.

Within two hours it was a disaster, engulfed by a monster wave of terrible reviews.