Sentence examples for gigantic wave of from inspiring English sources

I think I saw Denise Lewis flailing around as if she was trying to fend off a gigantic wave of invisible wasps.

A gigantic wave of large animals was swimming right there in a few feet of water, maybe 20 or 30 of them, and while most swimmers first believed they were sharks, they all returned to the ocean when somebody cleared the way, recognizing that the large mammals were in fact dolphins.

THERE are parts of Long Island that have gotten lots of publicity lately because of the gigantic waves of cold hard cash that have been pounding the shoreline.

Gardeners should instead take advantage of the three gigantic waves of introduced plants that washed over Europe — waves that resulted from the fall of Constantinople, the conquest of the Americas and the heroic plant-hunting expeditions of the 18th and 19th centuries.

The dangers were enormous — "For God's sake, hold on, it's got us," Shackleton yelled to his crew as a gigantic wave washed over the deck of their 23-foot whaler, the James Caird, nearly capsizing it into the frigid water in 1916 — and some explorers never came home alive.

One of the most spectacular properties of quantum particles is that they can condense or lose their individual identity and behave like clones of each other, becoming a single gigantic wave called a Bose-Einsteincondensate (BEC).

The quake with the biggest death toll struck just after Christmas in 2004 off the western coast of Indonesia, which also set off a gigantic wave.

Perfect Storm is a gigantic movie about a gigantic wave.

A survivor described the initial event as a gigantic wave crashing over the banks and flooding the city.

One man's mind was totally blown last week, when he experienced scenarios like dropping into a gigantic wave.

This means that they can start off as just a ripple of water in the middle of the ocean and become bigger and bigger until they become a gigantic wave when they hit the land.