Sentence examples for a wave of newcomers from inspiring English sources

It had somehow absorbed a wave of newcomers from recently demolished housing projects.

Gov. Rick Scott declared a state of emergency to handle a wave of newcomers that rivals the influx from Cuba during the Mariel boatlift.

Entire neighborhoods have been transformed, parks have been built, and a wave of newcomers — transplants priced out of places like New York and Washington — have brought new energy to the cultural and culinary landscape.

Now, in a city where us-versus-them tensions already run high, old Greenbelters are bracing for a wave of newcomers, courtesy of two developments, whose combined total will almost double the number of homes in the city.

Jason Morgan and Frank Warren, two of the owners of the Breukelen Coffee House, moved to Crown Heights two years ago, part of a wave of newcomers not always welcomed by old-timers.

But members of the old-school underground are aware of a wave of newcomers they disparagingly call "casual pirates" who are much more interested in free movies than the art of illicit copying and distribution.

Frederic Guarino, head of BD for Montreal-based boutique film production strategy and finance firm MediaBiz, considers this the moment before a global tidal wave of newcomers will start to compete with traditional U.S.-based TV networks.

Each wave is greeted with hostility and suspicion with locals, only to integrate to such an extent that they themselves take a similar attitude to the next wave of newcomers.

New York has been a constantly evolving city, and the immigrants who are indifferent to the past today are creating a new history — one that the next wave of newcomers will soon enough disregard.

"They worked very hard and were very patriotic and certainly instilled that in us". THIS ELECTION CYCLE'S immigrant-and refugee-bashing is a time-honored tradition here, with each wave of newcomers taking its turn in the crosshairs of those who see them as job-stealing criminals.

The deaths of so many Russian-speaking immigrants in one terrorist attack brought a wave of national sympathy for the newcomers, expressed in an unusual headline in both Russian and Hebrew today in Maariv.