Sentence examples for a wave of high from inspiring English sources

A wave of high pressure thus rapidly moves outward from the center of the explosion and is the major cause of damage from ordinary high explosives.

Riding on a wave of high oil prices for most of his presidency, the Russian president did not expect such a sharp downturn.

The later one rides a wave of high drama, picked up both in the opera house and perhaps also reflecting personal turmoil.

An atomic bomb also generates a wave of high pressure which is in fact of, much higher pressure than that from ordinary explosions; and this wave is again the major cause of damage to buildings and other structures.

The film has a good, or good-ish, idea: how a certain type of Casanova might be able to harness the strange helium atmosphere of a wedding and bodysurf someone into bed on a wave of high spirits.

In the last five years, riding a wave of high oil prices, President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government has earned nearly $500 billion in oil income, more than in the past three decades combined.

"Babel" beat a wave of high-charting new releases.

Never Forget is bounced along on a wave of high-energy exuberance punctured by periodic handbrake turns into sentiment.

Even Brazil, a notable developing world success story, faces a wave of high-level political scandals and resignations.

More than 13 generals are among a wave of high-ranking officers who have defected to the opposition recently.

But the two for cervical cancer are the latest in a wave of high-priced vaccines that have come to market since 2001, opening a lucrative new field.