Sentence examples for launch a wave from inspiring English sources

Then the rebel group would launch a wave of attacks against the nation's infrastructure, in yet another stage in the group's relentless effort to topple the government.

Hamas gunmen shot dead four Israeli settlers, later saying 13 militant groups had joined forces to launch a wave of attacks which could include suicide bombings.

Steve Dresser, an analyst for consultancy Grocery Insight, predicted Tesco would launch a wave of price cuts focused on the big grocery brands.

In an effortless display of leading from behind, Hillary was partying in Colombia while the Taliban were about to launch a wave of terror attacks in Kabul.What astonishing nonsense.

The authorities said they were compelled to launch the all-out offensive on AQAP after receiving intelligence that an eight-man al-Qaida cell was poised to launch a wave of car bombings and suicide attacks against western targets.

The leading journalistic critic of Lindbergh, the gossip columnist Walter Winchell (who was, in fact, Jewish), is assassinated, and American anti-Semites launch a wave of pogroms against American Jews that moves from the smashing of store windows and the burning of synagogues to murder.

Deepening turmoil marked the 1980's as proliferating militants launched a wave of jihads.

As Fallujah burned, Sunni rebels elsewhere launched a wave of attacks across central Iraq, especially against police stations.

Over the past year, since becoming president for a third time, Vladimir Putin has launched a wave of repression.

But in recent weeks students savvy in the use of social media have launched a wave of destabilising protests.

In the deathly hush that followed, General Motors launched a wave of discounts and credit incentives in a campaign to "keep America rolling".