Sentence examples for crest of something from inspiring English sources

"Particularly with what's going on at Dundee United and Aberdeen and clubs with the younger players staying and realising that Scottish football's the place to be until they've played a number of games, I think we're on the crest of something quite good.

A crest-of-a-wave atmosphere, and a sense that taking on the establishment is something to be relished without fear, are common themes for first time winners.

And then at the crest of the dune there is something like a tuft of rough grass, or a crop of hair.

Standing there now on the crest of the hill, I did something: I picked up my gun and released the safety.

Is hiking the Pacific Crest Trail something you could do if you were in a bad way like that?

The Cumbrian club were something of a surprise addition to the First Division, a small-town outfit riding the crest of a wave - price of admission at Brunton Park was 60p; the average crowd just 14,529.

"It's not so much that Sun is forcing the industry into something so much as Sun has noticed where the industry is going and is trying to ride the crest of the wave," says analyst Joyce Becknell at the Aberdeen Group.

He was on the crest of his personal wave.

It has long ridden the crest of technological innovation.

These clothes are at the crest of trendiness.

While the river crested in towns upstream, people here were battling an expected crest of 21.2 feet.