Sentence examples for mass wave from inspiring English sources

We cannot cope with another mass wave of immigration".

The actions of one my heroes, Rosa Parks, sparked a mass wave of civil disobedience across the US which ultimately led to the reform of segregation.

But then, in early 2003, Chávez responded to a strike by public oil company workers by firing 20,000 of them at one go, which triggered the first mass wave of exiles in Venezuela's history.

"There has been a mass wave of redundancies recently and many black people have been made redundant ahead of others, for the simple reason that it's perceived that they'll just go quietly.

Catalytic cracking experiments with microwaves were performed in a light gas oil obtained from vacuum distillation, in order to verify the effects of the feed temperature, catalyst mass, wave action time and nitrogen injection.

During the late 19th and early 20th century, a new mass wave of migration began.

While those who attended Monday's Mass waved the traditional yellow-and-white flags of the Holy See, a voice came over a loudspeaker explaining what a priest does, who a priest is and what communion is.

(Further standing ovation, with some representatives climbing on to their chairs, while others queue to kiss the ground on which the leader is standing. Mass waving of union flags and flags of St George. Ringing of bells; release of 1,000 balloons; platform showered with confetti.

The rhetoric and legislation surrounding white slavery developed at a time of rapid urbanization, mass waves of immigration, and a growing number of women in the workforce as a tool to reinforce stalwart ideas about race, sex, and sexuality.

Masses of people wave fake flowers.

The wait staff is adept at keeping cool while pouring amber Ayinger Weisse and dark Köstritzer Schwarzbier for the masses waving yellow tickets for more.