The end of Mr. Yanukovych's rule in 2014 upended Mr. Manafort's business in Kiev and brought in Mr. Poroshenko on a wave of reformist fervor.
Only a few months ago, Ann Marie Buerkle was something of a sensation, a political outsider who rode a wave of antiestablishment fervor to unexpectedly capture a House seat in upstate New York.
DES MOINES, Jan . 3-- Former Arkansas governor Mike Huckabee rode a wave of evangelical fervor to victory over Mitt Romney in Iowa's Republican caucuses Thursday, an outcome that hardly seemed possible two months ago.
After its historic premiere in wartime conditions in 1942, the symphony rode a wave of patriotic fervor, but it was torn apart by many Western critics for its supposedly dumbed-down and overinflated rhetoric.
During that time I counted myself an atheist and nodded in agreement as a wave of atheistic fervor swept out of the scientific community and into the media, led by Richard Dawkins.
His ratings soared after the annexation of Crimea in 2014, which unleashed a wave of patriotic fervor across Russia — and caused more economic pain as the United States and the European Union imposed sanctions.
Despite sanctions, a plummeting economy, and isolation from the world as a result of its actions in Ukraine, a wave of patriotic fervor is spreading across Russia.
Throughout the West, a wave of anti-establishment fervor was rising, and Germany had become the alliance's stalwart.
Mr. Le Pen benefited in the elections from the huge field of candidates that split the vote, an apathetic electorate and a wave of anti-crime fervor.
The 73-year-old Mr. Le Pen, who once called the Nazi gas chambers "a detail in history," benefited from the huge field of candidates that split the vote, an apathetic electorate and a wave of anti-crime fervor to edge past Prime Minister Lionel Jospin.
So by any tangible measure, Gary Bauer's vision of conservatives riding a wave of anti-gay fervor into the White House in 2008 is pure illusion.
