Sentence examples for an unexpected wave of from inspiring English sources

The film sparked an unexpected wave of young D.I.Y. activity around the world.

Arabs make up 18percentt of Israel's population, a proportion that, given the community's high birthrate, will inevitably increase barring an unexpected wave of Jewish immigration.

With the national unemployment rate close to 10percentthethe swelling ranks of the jobless have generated an unexpected wave of benevolence: businesses are offering freebies to laid-off workers everywhere — and not just necessities like groceries and flu shots.

In many ways, Quebec's 2011 "orange wave", named after the party's trademark colour, was a fluke – an unexpected wave of success that swept a host of NDP paper candidates to parliament, including university students and a bartender who vacationed in Las Vegas during the campaign.

The biggest common trend I can see among all of these is that they had the chance to ride an unexpected wave of behavior that was enabled by a surprising new broadly rolled out technology.

He is part of an unexpected wave of voters who helped bring PiS to power.

Lowlight of the day: Getting drenched on the deck by an unexpected wave crashing over the side of the ship, as I stood there being pleased about not feeling the cold.

It also added a new and unexpected wave of protesters opposing the ruling military council's efforts to retain power and its tactics for suppressing public discontent.

After 27 minutes, Di María had a sudden and unexpected wave of his old Manchester United form, dithering in the centre of the pitch and allowing Pedro to dispossess him.

The energy and iconoclasm of these two movements finds echoes elsewhere – witness the unexpected wave of support in the US for the Bernie Sanders campaign.

The Gorbachev family may take some comfort from the sudden and unexpected wave of support from the Russian people Mrs Gorbachev's illness and death have elicited.