Sentence examples for drove a wave from inspiring English sources

It is a simple, powerful message, in tune with a time when fear of government overreach and debt drove a wave of Republican victories.

El Paso had once been a prosperous city with a thriving middle class, buoyed when a civil war drove a wave of wealthy Mexicans north into Texas in the 1920s.

In America, the spike in grain prices caused by Europe's hunger drove a wave of farmers across the Appalachians to where the Ohio Valley was enjoying far more clement weather, with barges taking exports for Europe down the Mississippi in ever larger amounts.

These improvements happened because the government set energy saving standards that drove a wave of industry innovation.

An historic jump in small donations drove a wave of Democratic victories in Virginia's House of Delegates in November, according to a new analysis. .

In fact, the car had several design echoes of the original Mustang and that drove a wave of retro redesigns for the updated Chevy Camaro and Volkswagen bug.

The prospect of high profits from such lending helped drive a wave of financial innovation.

As it heats the wire, it drives a wave of electrons along with it, thus converting the heat into electricity.

Among its businesses is drilling for oil and natural gas in shale formations, an increasingly popular tactic that has driven a wave of takeovers in the energy industry.

In fact, the rate of spending has some authorities concerned that the push for provincial spending could drive a wave of corruption.

Standout successes – such as vacation-rental site Airbnb, ridesharing apps Lyft and Sidecar, online-teaching site Skillshare, errand-outsourcing site TaskRabbit and custom-tour-guide marketplace Vayable – have helped drive a wave of interest from developers, entrepreneurs, investors and media.