Sentence examples for greater waves from inspiring English sources
Lean and Bop kicked the door open for this Gambian Londoner who, newly signed and featuring on the BBC Sound of 2016 longlist, is looking to make greater waves.
As the revelations in the Panama papers continue to make ever greater waves across the world, we must ask how those bankers, accountants and lawyers who help rich people and large corporations avoid taxes can live with themselves.
For, the mere mention of such a policy could be expected to encourage even greater waves of refugees to attempt the often fatal voyage from the Turkish coast, turning Greece into the weak link among a chain of errors.
Greater waves of Roman money found their way to Poland throughout 1st and 2nd centuries and then again during 4th and 5th centuries, this time as bronze and golden solidi.
The leading pile experiences greater wave forces and larger displacement magnitudes than other piles.
"It's got great beaches, great waves.
It made a mark but no great waves.
It generated, in a fair percentage of subjects, great waves of lust.
Not great waves, but good enough — slow and smooth and definitely surfable.
In some cases there are several great waves separated by intervals of several minutes or more.
Keynes believed that great waves of optimism and pessimism are what drive major economic fluctuations.
