Sentence examples for before the coming wave from inspiring English sources

Patrick Comack, analyst at institutional broker Guzman & Co., says the time to get into wireless is before the coming wave of consolidation rationalizes the industry.

A few years ago it was predictions of the coming wave of social media, location-based services and mobile, long before they became mainstream.

Subramanian Swamy, an outspoken B.J.P. leader who resembles a Hindu-nationalist hybrid of Larry Klayman and Glenn Beck — a legal gadfly who files endless cases against the government of India and circulates outlandish conspiracy theories — gloated on Twitter, "Wendy Doniger buckles before the coming Saffron wave".

Fans who came of age in the 1970s, now well into their prime earning years and still more than a year before the great recession, came waving cash to relive the sounds of their beloved vinyl albums.

If I don't get her saying the line over her right shoulder before the wave comes, I don't have the scene".

"After the earthquake it was about one hour before the wave came," Noni Delfina, a resident of Banda Ache, told Oxfam International.

Wait for the wave to be sucked out and just scoop up some sand before the next wave comes in.

"It is hard to believe this is Japan," said Ms. Taira, who earned the equivalent of $1,500 per month as a part-time assistant at a home for the elderly before the waves came.

The pattern continued in the second half as Marseille came with wave after wave of attack.

You have a very small amount of time to survey your surroundings before the zombies begin coming in large waves.

The payments came in waves over the next several hours, with the last few dollars rolling in just before the trading opened on Monday morning.