Sentence examples for fire a wave of from inspiring English sources

His primal systems fire a wave of fear through him, the adrenaline trying to get through him like water poured on ice; and the fin folds, disappears.

Hamas responded by firing a wave of rockets into southern Israel, although no one was injured.

As the general manager of the Chicago Cubs, he fired a wave of employees, fought for lights at Wrigley Field and built the team into a division champion.

After a volley of fire and a wave of Mexican bayonets, the few remaining Texians in this group fell back towards the church.

You might believe that little of substance has changed for big tech's data-hungry smooth operators since then — beyond firing out a wave of privacy policy update spam, and putting up a fresh cluster of consent pop-ups that are just as aggressively keen for your data.

A retaliatory Israeli airstrike in Gaza, aimed at the militant group that Israel said carried out the attack, produced a wave of rocket fire from Gaza into southern Israel.

It is three years to the day since Tunisian street vendor Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire and sparked a wave of uprisings throughout the Arab world.

This award comes five years after an unemployed street vendor set himself on fire, which caused a wave of protests and demonstrations (violent and non-violent) called the "Arab Spring".

We hypothesize that the neuronal firing changes observed are due to burst firing followed by a wave of recurrent inhibition responsible for the suppression.

But last year the University of Hawaii's Board of Regents fired him under a wave of criticism, then negotiated a departure settlement worth about $4 million.

At least a dozen buildings were set on fire in Ferguson in a wave of civil unrest that followed the grand jury decision.