Sentence examples for face wave from inspiring English sources

It would be what a surfer would consider a 10-foot wave, which is an 18-foot face wave.

Plus there are those single-player and co-op Mission levels: Battles are effectively multiplayer fights, just against the AI rather than other players; Survival is a Horde Mode, where you face wave after wave of enemy troops.

Bogdan Ovcharuk (@goddan) #Crimea: Human rights monitors urgently needed as journalists & activists face wave of attacks http://t.co/PmiPngLyip pic.twitter.com/VM7XwR8ynl March 7, 2014 Mijatovic, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe's Representative on Freedom of the Media, will deliver a report to the pan-Europe human rights watchdog next week.

You face waves of enemies, and get all the toys, like Perks and so on.

It appeared possible that the candidate may face waves of booing even as she claims the nomination.

For the last two weeks, Republican lawmakers fanned out to town hall meetings across the country to defend their vote, only to face waves of angry constituents.

More and more societies will face waves of would-be incomers bringing with them unfamiliar habits, downward pressure on wages, burdens for public services and strange cooking smells.

The sands were deposited in middle to upper shore face, wave-influenced environments.

Here, the people are," he points to his smiling face, waves his hand.

"Our state continues to face waves of severe weather and potential flooding," Abbott said in a statement.

One of my favs is Cornell's MommyCam where you can always see a smiling face waving "hi mom!" It does the heart good.