Sentence examples for historic wave from inspiring English sources

That was just hitting on a historic wave.

First, it marks a shift from what had been an historic wave of enthusiasm.

Newton was considered a disappointment and overshadowed by that year's historic wave of young quarterbacks (Russell Wilson, Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck, Colin Kaepernick).

Unlike their countercultural forebears, Ms. Ray and Ms. Saliers don't see themselves as part of a historic wave; even as they work within the corporate music industry, they maintain a position of relative independence.

First minister Alex Salmond, riding the crest of a potentially historic wave launched by the explosive findings of a single polling company, YouGov – which gave a lead for yes at the weekend – accused Osborne of "a panicky last-minute measure because the yes campaign is winning on the ground".

The president says that the Paris-Saclay project should be seen as part of the next great historic wave of French higher education.

This is a story about three great women and two historic waves that embody the political, social, cultural, economic and consumer waves that are transforming America and the world in real time.

In a Republican primary in his home state of Kentucky, Senator Mitch McConnell backed the establishment candidate in 2010, blinkered to the historic Tea Party wave that swept in the political newcomer Rand Paul.

As July's historic heat wave has done its best to suffocate New York, the dollar-water brigade has popped up in sun-drenched parks and, amid honking intersections, is the latest small-scale entrepreneur to dot the city.

Tony Blair swept into Downing Street early today on the crest of an historic Labour wave which looked set to deliver him a record post-war majority and the Tories their most humiliating electoral defeat since 1906.

In this study, we demonstrate the use of proxy indices in combination with the climate indices to reconstruct a historic practical wave power climate from 1665−2005.