Sentence examples for from the wave from inspiring English sources

And no one was safe from the wave.

The agency's revival stems from the wave of new regulation.

It shied away from the wave of banking mergers so prevalent in recent years.

They have learned, too, from the wave of progressive governments that have swept to power in Latin America.

Morocco has not been immune from the wave of rebellion that has swept across north Africa in recent weeks.

In the 70s, Moore profited somewhat from the wave of blaxploitation movies, mostly in long-suffering maternal roles.

From the wave function, one may compute the energy levels and other observable properties of the system.

Some of the top banks benefited from the wave of consolidation that occurred during the financial crisis.

Profiting from the wave of euphoria that followed, Mitterrand dissolved the National Assembly and, calling for elections, succeeded once again.

The company is one of the big successes from the wave of flotations in 2014 when it listed its shares at 260p.

The rapid deterioration of the city's job market has erased the notion that the region could be insulated from the wave of job losses sweeping across America.