Sentence examples for lot wave from inspiring English sources

London's least huggable hoodies have shown up in a vast number of depressing films already in the past few years, most of them terrible, so the idea that youths in gangs swear a lot, wave guns at each other, and wear unflattering tracksuits isn't the front-page news it used to be.

He chased a couple of the young men around the dark dusty lot, waving the gun.

I learned to stay inside until the moment before my bus came, and then dash past anyone who was waiting in the parking lot, waving and yelling, "Come see me on Thursday!" And I missed her terribly.

An Orthodox Jewish wedding party was taking pictures outside Lake Terrace, according to the pool report, but as the candidate's car drove up, "the family abandoned the bride and groom and began chasing Romney's car in the parking lot, waving cameras".

Pound called The Cantos a "poem to include history", but 900 pages of world history would be a lot to wave away under the rubric "external limitation".

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"A lot of waves come in, but only about one wave in ten is a big mothering wave that'll give you that great ride.

The man speaks a lot and waves his arms.

There are unicycles and jugglers and miming and, um, quite a lot of waving.

Of course, the film is phallocentric and there is a lot of waving around of priapic bats.

"I've had a lot of waves coming through my life and I know how to handle it now," he says.