Sentence examples for began to wave from inspiring English sources
Then he began to wave his arm erratically.
Ingle, his trainer, decided he had seen enough and began to wave a white towel.
Maarten Stekelenburg could only wave a futile hand in goal as the Dutch began to wave goodbye to their chances.
His paws began to wave at us, all four paws, as if he were politely bidding us farewell.
To worry.' He took his hand off the guttering and began to wave, and quickly put it back again.
The leaves crashed, branches began to wave and six golden bodies lit up the air like leaping lanterns.
Her neighbor, a lanky stranger named Nakajima, begins to wave at her.
Then their legs appear out of the water and begin to wave about in synchronicity like fleshy egg-beaters.
She leans into the embrasure of the window and begins to wave to the ranks of shamrock-bedecked men and women marching along the Avenue.
Touring the building with Mr. Philbrick is like accompanying a child to a candy store: his jaw slackens, and his hands begin to wave in all directions.
Protesters have begun to wave placards denouncing Mr Assad's ally, Iran, and chanting against Hizbullah, the Lebanese party-cum-militia that is part of an axis with the Iranian and Syrian governments.
