Sentence examples for become a wave from inspiring English sources

But the trickle has become a wave.

Over the next few months, that bulge will become a wave.

It was perhaps inevitable that Congress would join what has become a wave of national nostalgia.

It is the latest in what is could become a wave of consolidation among European business schools.

You're sitting in a trough between waves, and you can't see past the approaching swell, which will not become a wave you can catch.

I did not become a wave and did not find many physical traces of the Kesey interlude, though I came close, much closer than I thought I would.

Her speech echoed one in mid-January, just before the president of Tunisia was ousted in the first salvo in what became a wave of regional revolts.

Then the protests became a wave.

By the morning of October 14, Phyllis became a wave along the cold front approaching the system from the west.

When the slope of dispersion curve approaches zero, for example, at the edge of a Brillouin zone (BZ), the propagation speed of the waves is significantly slowed or the modes become a standing wave which can result in the enhanced interaction of the photon/phonon with the material or the prohibition of energy flow.

Their default would send ripples across the European banking sector that could become a tidal wave.