Sentence examples for had waves from inspiring English sources
"They had waves of flavors," Ms. Hesser said after the tasting.
Moreover, biotechnology has had waves of investor enthusiasm before, most notably in 1991 and in 1996.
The 1957 and 1968 pandemics had waves, too, though they were less well defined.
"He tried to write down laws of the gravitational field and he wasn't in the least surprised to discover that his predictions had waves, gravitational waves".
Trinidad and Tobago has had waves of Chinese immigration over the past century, but locals are now seeing more Chinese restaurants and shops, as well as other signs of a new immigrant generation.
It had waves of mass popularity in the 1920s and the '50s, but by 1968, when Tiny Tim's "Tip-Toe Thru' the Tulips With Me" became a novelty hit (No. 17 on the pop charts) — and condemned the instrument to punch line status for years — it was already fading.
Evan, adorably, had waved.
I wish I had waved to him".
Dressen had waved to the bullpen for Branca.
We've had wave after wave of education reforms over the past two decades.
