Sentence examples for hour wave from inspiring English sources

Metaphorically speaking we're sat right now delightedly tearing the gaudy wrapping off a rumble pack, ready to feel the throb as we prepare ourselves for a five hour Wave Race 64 session, because there's a new Coyote release on the horizon.

Such was the lesson learnt recently by social worker Wendy Newson who, having crashed her motorcycle on the A49, spent almost half an hour waving for help to passing traffic before anyone bothered to stop.

There are 900-numbers, surf-report fax lines and beepers that tip surfers off to hour-by-hour wave conditions.

This Saturday night at 8.30pm local time, the national government of Tuvalu will switch off power to the low-lying island nation, as one of the first countries to set in motion a 24-hour wave of hope and action on climate change that will sweep the world for Earth Hour.

The demonstrators walked for about two hours, waving Palestinian flags and talking with local residents.

Under a warm springtime sun, admirers waited for hours, waving signs that declared: "Natives 4 Obama" and "Crows for Obama".

Volunteers and staffers for each campaign spent hours waving signs to attract the attention of passing traffic.

In another letter cited in the paper, Corporal TB Watson writes: "We were all standing in the open for about two hours, waving to each other and shouting, and not one shot was fired from either side.

A transit worker stood on the platform there, as per usual during busy hours, waving his flashlight at the train conductor when it was safe to close the doors.

The minority in the Champions League elite are quite happy, their managers and chief executives can while away the summer hours waving wads of new television money at players they fancy from the pyramid of clubs below them.

I stood at the TV and watched as he and Winnie walked long, slow hours, waving their way through the dancing women and Amandla-yodling men to freedom.