Sentence examples for delivering a wave from inspiring English sources

Although Nugent has been noticeably quiet since delivering a wave of controversy this spring, Tommy Christopher of Mediaite wonders if his latest offering will provide fresh fodder for reporters.

And when you put your foot down to approach the national speed limit, it doesn't deliver a wave of power, rather a swell of screaming revs.

In all cases, the engines deliver a wave of power and torque with a sense of urgency.

In other parts of the sequence, we delivered a wave made up of the sum of two square waves, one at 12 Hz and the other at 15 Hz.

The Philadelphia Daily News put a picture of Trump delivering a stiff wave on its cover, with the caption "The New Furor".

The rolling real estate crash that ravaged Florida and the Southwest is delivering a new wave of distress to communities once thought to be immune — economically diversified cities where the boom was relatively restrained.

If the tremor was indeed a meteorite strike, it could've been similar to the 2013 Chelyabinsk meteor, which exploded over Russia, delivering a shock wave that injured 1,200 people.

At any speed, in any of its six gears, the Lincoln delivers a refreshing wave of power.

In addition, there is a strong argument for establishing a parallel strategic planning system to deliver a new wave of new towns by separating the processes of land acquisition and housebuilding.

The east Europeans will deliver a crime wave, it has been reported; they will scrounge off the benefits system and create untold trouble for Britain's creaking welfare state, be it hospitals, schools, or indeed prisons.

"We are poised to deliver a new wave of financial and production growth.