Sentence examples for in the first waves from inspiring English sources

Soldiers in the first waves of the D-day invasion went to the slaughter.

Incredibly slow, of course, for the people in the first waves of the epidemic, but in the wider context, it was remarkable.

Anarchist groups dreaming of revolution played a key part in the first waves of destruction, but this week's protests were not orchestrated by the usual suspects, who relish a good bust-up and a whiff of teargas.

Larry LeSueur, the CBS correspondent who reported from the rooftops of London during the blitz of World War II, went ashore in the first waves of the D-Day invasion and made the first radio broadcast to America telling of the Allied liberation of Paris, died on Wednesday at his home in Washington.

Both AdSense and AdWords, the publisher and advertiser back ends to the company's most important revenue sources, were among the services that were left behind in the first waves of the redesign.

While most of the successful campaigns in the first waves of crowdfunding were launched from the United States and Europe, Diao said the founders inevitably came to Shenzhen to figure out how to turn their products a reality.

He was wounded on Gold Beach in the first wave.

So far only two-thirds of those planned in the first wave have opened.

The results indicate that exposure to bullying in the first wave leads to a decrease in agreeableness in the second wave.

I am in the first wave that romanticizes Canada as the emotional home of hockey.

He assumed three would be in the first wave; now it is two.