Sentence examples for had wave from inspiring English sources
We've had wave after wave of education reforms over the past two decades.
"We had wave after wave of bright new ideas: the University for Industry, an e-university, individual learning accounts – if anything, there were too many initiatives.
Damage was caused by strong ground shaking, soil liquefaction, landslides, rockslides, and a tsunami, which had wave heights (peak to trough) of only 12 cm (about 5 in) and thus resulted in relatively few of the deaths.
In an exchange with a reader after his essay was published, the economist wrote: "Since the second economy began, in the early and mid-1990s, we've had wave after wave of downsizing and layoffs, and now we have ongoing structural joblessness.
We've had wave watchers getting too close and it's really dangerous".
The two-dimensional distributions of TEC variations generated by this resonance had wave frontal structures that extended from northwest to southeast.
A spate of deals earlier this year, including American Airlines' announcement that it and US Airways would fly off together (a plan now delayed by the antitrust authorities) and the swallowing of Heinz by Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway, had wave-watchers arguing over whether this was the start of something big.
Evan, adorably, had waved.
I wish I had waved to him".
Dressen had waved to the bullpen for Branca.
