Sentence examples for first wave of summer from inspiring English sources

AT the Grand Hotel, as at other large resorts around the county now greeting their first wave of summer guests, success rests on seamless choreography.

On the waters of the refuge, the first wave of winter migration brings white-fronted geese.

The last couple of years have seen the first wave of 1990s nostalgia, which might explain in part why Lilith was resurrected this year.

Like many, she signed up for the early seminar because that would admit her with the first wave of 1,000 when the job fair started at 10.

Soon after the first wave of post-1956 drama faltered, the class of 1968 dallied with agit-prop before inventing a particular form of contemporary history drama dubbed the State of England play.

Here, the first wave of 1980s tapas bars concentrated on the traditional British strengths of drinking our heads off and being charged £8 in return for the chef opening a tin of anchovies.

Unlike the first wave of late 1990s (Internet companies that targeted higher-income consumers who could afford expensive computers), today's startups can quickly reach billions of middle-income consumers who only need a simple smartphone and low-cost data plan to get online.

Thieves put a major damper on the latest Southland tour swing by A Flock of Seagulls — among the first wave of early 1980s bands that found an audience on MTV — making off with what group members estimate was $70,000 worth of musical equipment in a van stolen from the parking lot of the hotel in Downey where the group was staying.

Immunity levels were measured in representative community participants and healthcare workers after the first wave of 2009 H1N1.

The first wave of 2009 pandemic H1N1 began around July 1 and lasted until the end of September, and was soon followed by the second wave of the fall/winter epidemic with a rapid insurgence of clinically severe influenza cases between October and November that significantly dropped after December, perhaps due to the mass vaccination (Figure 3).

Collectively, these initial reforms represented a first wave of post-1994 health reforms [ 27].