Sentence examples for noticed a wave of from inspiring English sources

But speaking about two weeks after the release of the digital version, Gillis told me that he had noticed a wave of blog reviews from "people who've never heard of me before".

Professor Garth Nicolson, founder of the Institute for Molecular Medicine in California, noticed a wave of CFS in soldiers returning from the 1990-91 Gulf war, among them his own daughter.

At a luncheon last month in New York, the new prime minister of Greece, Costas Caramanlis, was asked by journalists if he noticed a wave of anti-Americanism sweeping Europe.

But speaking about two weeks after the release of the digital version, Gillis told me that he had noticed a wave of blog reviews from "people who've never heard of me before". And he had just returned from a gig in Tulsa, Okla., where he had sold out a 1,600-person-capacity 1,600-person-capacity 1,600-person-capacity,000 he drew his last time through.

I have heard anecdotally about people in their late 50s or early 60s who would like to retire but can't do so because they're basically uninsurable (for now) on the individual market; I wonder if we'll notice a wave of retirements in this age group come 2014.

As women continue to fight for their space in the world, we notice a wave of liberation and empowerment that floods nations worldwide as more and more women become aware of the oppressive atmosphere around them, and begin to raise their voice against it.

He has, however, noticed a new wave of people influenced by the media hype, people who heard about the comeback and felt compelled to buy back their old records.

On the final leg of the trip, on a Metro-North train from South Norwalk to Grand Central, Mr. Dunphy noticed a "tidal wave of water" at his feet, surging from the bathroom as passengers scrambled to lift their belongings from the floor.

On the way back to my car, I happened to notice a tidy wave of gravestones on a hill that was otherwise completely engulfed by the parking lot.

Ms. Jacobson also mentioned that she had noticed what she called a "wave of hipster accordion playing".

This month Ofsted plans to test the idea of no-notice inspections, with a wave of two-day unannounced visits across England.