Mr. Morris's heroine too dances here as if different waves of contradictory emotion were hitting her.
"There is a sense of the mall integrating different waves of ethnic Chinese immigrants from all over Asia.
The diversity of religious faiths and houses of worship established in the region reflects different waves of settlers.
How did the nature of complaints change as different waves of immigration came through New York City?
"I've been through a lot of different waves of emotion about what the right thing is for myself, my family and most, importantly, the team as well".
In the past, the different waves of new music in England tended to have a particular record company identified with them.
In C's score is made from 53 musical modules, fragments of musical material and melodies (and not all of them in the key of C either. As the piece progresses, different waves of pitch-centres and modalities are cycled through).
Bavarian linguist Max Leopold Wagner, who studied the evolution of the Latin language in Sardinia, determined that the distinction between Logudorese and Campidanese varieties can be traced to the introduction of different waves of Latin.
"We've now had four or five different waves of educational reform," said Dr. Koretz, "that were based on the idea that if we can just get a good test in place and beat people up to raise scores, kids will learn more.
(Even though different waves of hype emerged in the 1950s and the 1980s, this time is different, right?).
There is no overlapping in the sample of households, which take part in the different waves of the survey.
