Sentence examples for call waves from inspiring English sources

He proposed this thing called "hosted conversations" (this is what we call waves now).

Soon afterwards I began to feel what I could only call waves of "energy" rolling off the Wall, and I felt within myself a stirring to be closer to it.

The posts in Shrtwv, called "waves," can be read in real-time by those nearby.

Thus, the job requires two rounds (also called waves) of task execution in the reserved slots in order to finish.

Lurgan has a municipal swimming pool and leisure complex called Waves.

The background vocals in the song were compressed using a compressor program called Waves Renaissance Compressor, which was used in order to create an enhanced polished effect.

The player advances through 12 levels (called "waves"), the first nine of which require Jones to travel through the palace and recover the Sankara Stones.

Innovation is the key to this process as the system moves through constant cycles of experimentation and reconfiguration, or what economist Joseph Schumpeter called waves of "creative destruction".

"My media group is called 'Waves of Hope,'" she said, "because we had years of war without hope and now we can have hope again".

"Let's go, gentlemen!" Huston called, waving everybody on.

"Miss, Miss," she calls, waving her hand urgently.