Sentence examples for fine waves from inspiring English sources

During the last several years, surfers from around the world have come to realize that very fine waves can break in and around the city limits, especially in hurricane season.

During big south swells the beach area in view of the Teahupoo reef monster produces some fine waves, also great for beginners who can simultaneously watch the pros surf the big waves on the reef in the distance.

The surfing never stops, but periodically an especially fine wave is met by an especially fine rider, and everyone admires the show.

Now, if you see these cars pull into rest areas or hotels or restaurants, that's fine; wave goodbye, make sure they go out on the Louisiana end.

They do fine as wave; not so well as particle.

"But on the other hand, we take all the women who are doing fine and wave this thing in front of them, saying, 'You better watch out because you could be getting perimenopausal,' when it's really the last thing in the world healthy young women need to worry about".

This is a rare chance to see A Funeral Parade Of Roses, the Japanese muse to Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange, Christopher Petit's cult classic Radio On, an eerie 1970s British road movie with a fine New Wave soundtrack, or cult French film Les Stances A Sophie (pictured), featuring a jazz soundtrack by the Art Ensemble Of Chicago, which has become a classic album in its own right.

I told him I was fine and waved him away, thinking: "I can do this myself.

We're talking some of the finest big-wave surfing in the world -- and it all happens for just a few blissful months on Oahu's north shore.

Everything is fine until the waves start getting high, then one of them, Homer, gets seasick.

The Financial Times noted that the fine sent "seismic waves through the international banking system", and the "reverberations are still being felt today".