Sentence examples for hurled a wave of from inspiring English sources

It hurled a wave of charged particles at Earth at speeds of about 1.8 million miles per hour (nearly 2.9 million km/h).

From time to time, Packer writes, "not more than once a century -- it suddenly reappears, and our slackness produces a wave of self-disgust, and we hurl ourselves into reform".

The collision hurled a couple of large boulders at least 10 feet away from the scene".

She might as well have hurled a handful of dust.

It is as though some powerful enchanter, after decreeing that the city should be hurled into the depths, had been moved by its beauty, and with a wave of his wand held it suspended above destruction".

A result was a wave of refugees.

The result was a wave of foreclosures.

A wave of relief swept over us.

In Paris a wave of executions followed.

This set off a wave of emigration.

A wave of caution dampened the mood.