Sentence examples for drawing waves from inspiring English sources

Drawing waves as he patrolled, Mr. Bowman said people now felt safe in the parks.

That said, around 120 Malian fans drove through Malabo yesterday on pick-ups, waving flags, tooting horns and drawing waves from bemused locals.

When contested balls rolled loose, Griffin dived for them, drawing waves of applause from the 15,086 fans at Continental Arena.

But it could do more to develop the sort of open, dynamic and creative society that California has epitomised, drawing waves of energetic immigrants not just from other parts of America but from all over the world.

At the same time, any adjustment to the school transportation network can be fraught with peril, as evidenced by the uproar in 2007 when the city revised the bus routes, causing some confusion and drawing waves of complaints from parents.

In advance of the climate talks that opened today in Doha, Qatar, the European Union hedged on whether it would renew climate funding that will run out by the end of this year, drawing waves of criticism from interested nongovernmental organizations.

Jordan has drawn waves of refugees in the past, but this wave is particularly difficult.

Jordan has drawn waves of refugees in the past, but this one is particularly severe.

As such, she would draw waves of positive and negative attention that would inevitably surround any projects devoted to her.

It drew waves of ovations from an audience that sometimes appeared impressed that he was trying -- often successfully -- to rise above his usual plodding delivery.

The nation's 56th inauguration drew waves of people from all corners and filled the expanse between the Capitol and the Washington Monument.