Sentence examples for intense wave of from inspiring English sources
I was about to speak when an intense wave of nausea surged through me.
It was among a dozen blasts heard during an intense wave of airstrikes, the group said on its Twitter feed.
After the Armistice, black veterans returning home were greeted not with recognition of their civil rights but, instead, with an intense wave of discrimination and hostility.
They almost hit a deer and she saw a meteor in the sky right before an intense wave of nausea and chills hit her.
The Turkish Government is expected to fall this week, but the country is caught up in such an intense wave of emotion that even the fall of a Government seems almost insignificant.
His comments came after an intense wave of Russian airstrikes on the Syrian provinces of Hama and Idlib early on Wednesday that was followed up with ground assaults by Assad regime forces, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
Borrowing a trope from pharmaceutical commercials, it continues, "Side effects of Tri-Phoria may include screams of ecstasy, curled toes, a sudden glow and intense waves of pleasure".
Chbosky perfectly voices the unexplainable oddities of what it feels like to be a teenager, capturing the intense waves of happiness, sadness and anger that all teenagers ride.
In the moreish Kingdom Rush, you're defending medieval-fantasy-style environments against increasingly intense waves of demons, goblins, yetis and that well-known medieval staple: rocket-riding super-fighters.
Another life destroyer could be to blame: intense waves of radiation called gamma-ray bursts (GRBs).
Just as I started to think Rich would be totally unflappable for the whole night, he turned to me and said, "I'm starting to get these intense waves of fear.
