Sentence examples for magnificent waves from inspiring English sources

And it's just a short (but steep) walk from Flamands beach, which has magnificent waves that roll in off the reefs, clapping and hissing, and then racing up the sand in protruding fingers of surf.

When I last spoke to him, earlier this month, he had just returned from Alaska, where he had chartered a plane, explored hundreds of miles of coast, and, near the foot of a glacier, discovered and surfed magnificent waves, alone, off a beach marked with fresh grizzly tracks.

I had this magnificent wave of excitement.

What if that magnificent wave keeps breaking just like that for another four hundred yards?

The all-digital Cheshire Cat – flowing multicoloured whiskers, terrifying fang-like teeth, representing all that is enticing and frightening about the internet – is magnificent, a waving golden Chinese good luck cat with David Bowie eyes, one green and one purple; his song, though, is a damp squib.

He was so taken by the magnificent flag waving to the ocean breeze that he yelled "Old Glory".

Magnificent photographs of crashing waves have been turned into beautiful slow-motion clips in a new montage of cinemagraphs.

They have ridden the pay-per-view wave to magnificent riches and are now seeking to appear beneficent.

Here on the volcanic plains, already dotted with antenna arrays of various sorts serving not just the BBC but also a number of military communications systems, not to mention intelligence agencies, they are unquestionably magnificent, poised on their wave-splashed crags.

It was a magnificent defensive effort, as Belgium launched wave after wave of attacks in the second half but each one foundered as American bodies - most often Howard's - were flung in the way.

The Last Wave, Weir's magnificent follow-up film (released in 1977) has an unsettling surreal energy that seems to exist entirely in that moment, where something as ordinary as the weather becomes an instrument of terror and suspense.