Sentence examples for mounting waves from inspiring English sources

The rising terraces create a sense of cresting, of mounting waves of color and texture.

Mr. Rouse's "Rapture," an emphatic display of virtuosic scoring, conjured mounting waves of dazzling, major-key light, flecked by woodwind bird song, ebullient back-desk violin solos and surging dual timpanists.

And people around the world who for decades have looked to the United States as the model for openness and accountability in business have been sorely disillusioned by the mounting waves of scandal.

Mexico controlled possession of the ball, mounting wave after wave of promising attacks, but seemed unable to score.

And he created a new federal police force to fight a mounting wave of federal crimes, including kidnapping.

The confirmation came after a mounting wave of rumors that served to underline France's love-hate relationship with all things American.

Thus, the mounting wave of nationalism among Slovaks as well as Czechs created conditions for the eventual establishment of two closely related but distinct political units.

The mounting wave of safety concerns is forcing Mattel and other toy companies to reconsider long-held assumptions about the safety of their products.

WHEN AT&T said in January 1996 that it intended to eliminate 40,000 of its 301,000 jobs, the announcement seemed like the crest of a mounting wave of corporate cutbacks.

With developments in the scandal breaking almost dally, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will encounter a mounting wave of outrage and criticism when he returns here tomorrow from his vacation in Scotland.

"To revive growth and fight long-term and youth unemployment would be the best message to counter the mounting wave of populism and disaffection with the European Union, showing that Europe is listening to people's concerns".