Sentence examples for catch the next wave from inspiring English sources
Fabis tried to catch the next wave, and missed it.
I catch the next wave, also a left, and am carried even farther north.
Looking around for how to catch the next wave of technology, McCarty decided to focus on consumer delivery on demand.
And that other fashionable maxim "fail fast" received short shrift - he said great companies did not fail fast, but kept on working and modifying, so they were ready to catch the next wave of innovation.
Mr Ballmer insisted that with its Surface tablet and the acquisition of Nokia - the most important thing he'd ever done at the company - Microsoft is now well placed to catch the next wave, and wouldn't be left standing by a deadly rival again: "Our company is building new muscle so we're not just thinking of things like tablets in advance and then letting Apple commercialise it.
Now, the Internet is the media darling once again, and the Standard has been resurrected to catch the next wave.
Mr. Townsend, skating along the ridge of a wave, executed two full turns within 6 seconds, paddling quickly to catch the next incoming wave, which he rode along the ridge for a full 12 seconds, making a series of 180-degree turns in a fluid skateboarding motion.
Usually an economic downturn is the best time to catch the next big wave.
And just as these companies are trying to catch the next big wave, Nokia itself is facing the same declining, levelling and efficiency trends.
Chandrasekar Iyer is a visiting research fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute from Tata Consultancy Services and author of Driving Disruption: Catching the Next Wave of Growth in Electric Vehicles.
