Sentence examples for leaving a wave of from inspiring English sources

A coach thundered past, leaving a wave of spray in its wake.

At the Met, where Mr. Levine retains that title, the conductor Fabio Luisi took an increasingly prominent role, leaving a wave of his own cancellations.

The first humans to settle the Pacific islands left a wave of extinct bird species in their wake.

Instead, they died brutally in the shadows, and their deaths leave behind a wave of pain that will be reverberating throughout the city for generations.

I leave on a wave of low expectations fulfilled.

Immediately after the fighting in Port Said, many Greeks left, fearing a wave of resentment that would extend to all Christians non-Egyptians.

While a renewed alliance with Turkey could eventually lead to progress on other fronts, Mr. Obama left Israel on a wave of good will but lacking public, tangible take-homes on Syria, Iran and the Palestinians.

While Mr. Romney is poised to leave Florida with a wave of momentum and the biggest cache of delegates, his campaign is still a long way from the 1,144 delegates needed to secure the party's nomination.

Only a few years out of bankruptcy and fearful of being left behind in a wave of industry consolidation prompted by the Delta-Northwest merger, UAL immediately moved to revive back-burner talks with US Airways, a weaker potential partner and a less natural fit than Continental.

Phillips, the MP for Birmingham Yardley, said last week she was considering leaving Twitter after receiving a wave of abuse for calling out a tweet that said: "I wouldn't even rape you".

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