The movement of the painting is dramatic, that of a great cascading wave.
By embracing an ad-hoc approach to member solvency issues, the EU risks enabling a domino effect of defaults across its membership, much like the American ad-hoc approach led to the cascading wave of defaults that led to the Lehman bankruptcy.
Across the world, girls and boys, men and women are raising their voices together, from Haiti to the Philippines to Kenya to Nepal to Cambodia to Afghanistan to Pakistan to Ghana to Mexico to Colombia and more, creating a cascading "wave" of sound and readers across time zones, turning this 24 hours into a grand celebration of the power of the read aloud to make momentous change.
As you can see, I fitted the stereotype perfectly with my cascading waves of long golden hair.
After we ate we walked along the calm winter Arabian Sea, so different from the summer's violent cascading waves.
I complained often about why I couldn't wear my hair in cascading waves or a blunt bob like my friends did.
Cascading waves and the twitter of seagulls complement the finger-clicking chorus to their 1965 debut single, as the then 17-year-old singer Mary Weiss warbles: "Walking in the sand/ Walking hand in hand/ The night was so exciting/ Smile was so inviting".
Cascading waves of continuous change, or what Schumpeter called the "perennial gales of creative destruction," reverberate all around us in the tech economy.
Bill Viola, the American pioneer of video art, has had a go at Tristan with images of cascading waves and slow-motion fireballs.
As one of the cascading waves of baby boomers heading towards later life (I will be 60 this month), I am astounded by the advice we are bombarded with when it comes to managing our wealth.
