Sentence examples for generated a wave of from inspiring English sources
The game drew 71,217 fans and generated a wave of good feeling for the league and the sport.
The news of Vautour's switch generated a wave of anger and criticism on social media, but again, Ricci was unmoved.
But this generated a wave of criticism because it ignored the existence of the favela and so there is now a move to call the station Rocinha.
This year, one investor generated a wave of applause by rising to thank Mr. Buffett for resisting the technology sector's lure.
Instead her social media posts on Israel generated a wave of feverish comments about how Jeremy Corbyn's leadership had "given permission" for antisemitism to thrive in the party.
The contentious separation barrier that Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's government is building in the West Bank has generated a wave of demonstrations, she said.
On receiving Laidlaw and Dunkin's report on the trials in November 1928, the FDC quickly released a summary to the veterinary and general newspaper press, generating a wave of interest and enthusiasm, assessments of the practical implications of the vaccine, and immediate demands for its general release.
The dealer slowed play, so that the matter could be resolved — which it quickly was, generating a wave of smiles.
If, however, she decides to take over the party leadership and appoint a new team, she could conceivably generate a wave of support.
