The Risorgimento broke like a wave over Sicily in the middle of the 19th century.
He couldn't resist adding, with a wave over the irrigated and plasticized acres, "And make all this my front yard".
Now, economic turmoil has crashed like a wave over his administration, threatening to wash away Mr. Bush's plans for the remainder of his term.
(At that height the water flowing up the face of the wave pushes the surfer back, making it impossible to catch a wave over 30 feet without motorized assistance).
Its epic waves allow for a dozen or more lip tricks in a single ride, and helped Gilmore perfect the long, smooth arcs necessary to ride a wave over a long distance.
As Henderson puts it: "Human history with respect to life on Earth is as deep as the displacement of the smallest seabird floating on top of a wave over the deepest part of the ocean".
If we take the total dollars that went into a round over the total dollars available in venture capital altogether, we can calculate a ratio that's similar to the height of a wave over the total height of the water under the surface. . .
Your people will see the effort and send a smile and a wave over because they've saved you a seat. 5.
Not the slightest reference to the recent electoral setback of his majority, an event that seems far away indeed from the cataclysm that, for the past year, has ravaged one of the cradles of humanity and that, without these six men and their troops, threatens to break like a wave over the world.
Indeed, in certain circumstances it appears that MOMP is initiated at one precise location and then propagates through the rest of the cell as a wave over the ensuing 5 min.
The mass depolarization of cells, first described by Leao in 1944, propagates like a wave over the cortex, leading to temporary failure of ion homeostasis with a rise in extracellular potassium and intracellular sodium and calcium and disruption of cortical function.
