Sentence examples for classes wave from inspiring English sources

Visitors from the upper classes wave angry mashies at family foursomes with one set of clubs.

I was sitting in one of those canvas painting classes, waving a paintbrush back and forth in a very amateur attempt to recreate Monet's "Bridge Over a Pond of Water Lillies".

Roth felt part of a working-class wave – Winstone, Kathy Burke, Gary Oldman, Phil Davis and Steve Sweeney, among others – crashing through Britain's thespian portals.

Whatever you call it, Soup Bowl may be the least costly, world-class wave on the planet.

Andy Abel of the Surfing Association of Papua New Guinea encourages villagers in Vanimo to participate in the country's first National Surfing Titles, whose winners will go to Australia to train with world-class wave riders.

Unfortunately, it is difficulty to classify a class wave operator equations, since the differential operator structure is too complex to identify whether have variational property.

And perhaps most miraculous of all, India launched its newly middle-class wave of radiant young women, numbering in the tens of millions, newly manicured and tweaked up to Western cosmetic standards.

Numerical analysis for a 10 MW class wave and offshore wind hybrid power generation (WWHybrid) system, which is a kind of semi-submersible wind turbine platform, was performed to verify the performance of the proposed model.

This means that Jones' world-class wave only breaks a couple times a year.

"You wouldn't ever say we had world-class waves," he recalled.

Within 10 minutes, on either side, you can find half a dozen world-class waves.