Sentence examples for create a wave of from inspiring English sources
Precisely timed pulses of electricity create a wave of magnetism which rapidly pushes the armature along.
It should create a wave of news because each person is going to say something different".
"Everyone's assumption was they would not be able to create a wave of voters in the society," Ms. Farhi said.
According to some predictions, the housing bust was going to create a wave of auctions across the country.
He went on to suggest that she had been murdered by enemies of the state "to create a wave of anti-Russian feeling".
But despite high hopes – including Zuckerberg's – the potential of digital technology to create a wave of empathic action hasn't borne fruit.
Television pictures created a wave of anger and indignation.
The budget announcement has also created a wave of turbulence for several vital campaigns and institutions.
The release to the streets of mentally ill people, with no support or therapeutic care, created a wave of despair.
It has created a wave of awareness, engagement and giving that has the potential to transform what Teenage Cancer Trust can achieve.
Players were taking great risks to revive forgotten instruments and playing techniques, but it created a wave of public enthusiasm..
