Sentence examples for by waves of pre from inspiring English sources
Bombarded by waves of pre- and post-starters and offers of digestifs, we started to suspect we may have been identified, particularly when JP offered to take us downstairs to see the kitchen and meet executive chef Mark Askew and his team.
The pre-election period in Senegal was marked by waves of protest and violence surrounding the candidacy of Abdoulaye Wade, the incumbent president who has already served two terms and is seeking a third.
Investors are erratic, swayed by waves of excessive optimism followed by waves of excessive pessimism.
Waves of pre-nighttime nervousness are coming from the collie's blanket.
That way, you get two waves of pre-book publicity.
Lower interest rates obtained by refinancing could spark a wave of pre-payments on mortgages.
Meanwhile, another conversion therapy-themed film, "Boy Erased," will be distributed by Focus Features and is riding a wave of pre-release buzz ― evidence, Moretz believes, of a troubling double standard in Hollywood. .
President Bush is finally beginning to complain — gingerly — about China's disgraceful wave of pre-Olympics repression.
Specifically, our objective is to describe the relationships between temperature and duration of heat and cold waves by groups of pre-existing diseases and previous hospital care, as well as by age, gender, country of birth, and wealth at municipal level.
That was the first wave of YouTube (pre-lawsuits and shit).
