Sentence examples for it will wave from inspiring English sources
Another is that it will wave goodbye to its companion and ruler of 300 years and leap off into independence possibly with the same Queen, the same pound, and the same set of keys to the NATO clubhouse.
It recently permitted a single buy-out shop, MatlinPatterson, to take over a thrift in Michigan and has indicated that it will wave through similar deals.This puts it at odds with the more cautious Federal Reserve, which oversees the holding companies that sit atop most banks.
China has until March 20 to decide whether or not it will wave through the deal, too.
Whenever Bryan won a game, Noritz jumped to his feet, held aloft a large American flag — he is keen on patriotic appeals and carries several dozen national flags to tournaments — and shouted, "U.S.A.!" At critical junctures, he urged Bryan on with a solemn pledge: "End it, I'll wave it".
I'll spend fourteen hours finishing the Friday, and then I'll wave it in someone's face and demand that they acknowledge my superior intelligence.
If you give children something to wave, they will wave it.
"In a moment they will wave".
And the throng there will wave back.
If they go down many will wave goodbye, but many too will wave good riddance.
Conservative deputy leader Jackson Carlaw added: "The Scottish government seems to think it will be waved in by the Bank of England without any questions and given a prime seat on the Monetary Policy Committee.
