Sentence examples for newcomer wave from inspiring English sources

I think this is a smart approach though whether it is enough to set them apart from the tough competition that includes Huddle, Basecamp and Google's newcomer Wave.

Many relative newcomers made waves with their 2000 Syrahs, too.

— Two years ago, Republicans in this traditionally red district west of Chicago winced as a political newcomer rode a wave of Democratic enthusiasm and secured the seat held by J. Dennis Hastert, the long-serving former House speaker who had recently retired.

Every past wave of newcomers has assimilated; why should the next one be different?

It had somehow absorbed a wave of newcomers from recently demolished housing projects.

The governments of border countries have often been happy to wave the newcomers on.

Jason Morgan and Frank Warren, two of the owners of the Breukelen Coffee House, moved to Crown Heights two years ago, part of a wave of newcomers not always welcomed by old-timers.

Entire neighborhoods have been transformed, parks have been built, and a wave of newcomers — transplants priced out of places like New York and Washington — have brought new energy to the cultural and culinary landscape.

New York has been a constantly evolving city, and the immigrants who are indifferent to the past today are creating a new history — one that the next wave of newcomers will soon enough disregard.

Caught Between 2 Cultures In some respects, the experience of Chinese newcomers mirrors that of wave after wave of immigrants who have come to the United States through the years.

But members of the old-school underground are aware of a wave of newcomers they disparagingly call "casual pirates" who are much more interested in free movies than the art of illicit copying and distribution.