Sentence examples for a wave of terrible from inspiring English sources

Your Jan . 14Lives column brought back a wave of terrible memories for me.

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

And let's not forget the dark days of 1999 and 2000, when this paper felt compelled to trash the jaw-dropping wave of terrible British films in the wake of the lottery-fund bonanza.

The pain in my eyes and face was so terrible that I had a wave of thought: I was dying.

The British theatre's newest enfant terrible, whose play Blasted had caused a wave of protest at its graphic violence, suffered from a fear of flying.

They got off to a terrible start on the field too, and had to survive a wave of Ipswich attacks straight from kick-off.

As a result of the terrible death toll in the last decades of the 19th century, Shaanxi became a haven for a wave of land-hungry immigrants from Sichuan and Hebei provinces.

A result was a wave of refugees.

The result was a wave of foreclosures.

A wave of relief swept over us.

In Paris a wave of executions followed.