Sentence examples for one wave of from inspiring English sources

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One wave of stranded passengers, disobeying orders to stay on board, shimmied through windows and jumped onto the tracks, shedding ties and high-heeled shoes for the forced march to Hastings.

This is one wave of heaven, for me I thought, as I scribed notes on my pile of 4 X 6 cards.

One wave of 19.1m (63ft) was recorded near St Ives.

"We're very humbled," Bono said to one wave of applause, and smiled.

Adults, she said, forget how quickly one wave of teenagers gives way to the next.

Part of the answer lies in the fact that the developers themselves set off one wave of food pods.

The relentless advance of information technology today means that a key task of the business manager now is to cope with one wave of IT innovations after another.

The westward rush of Syrian exiles through Hungary over the past few weeks is only one wave of a sea change.

Only one wave of transposable element expansion was identified, with no evidence for a recent transposable element burst (Kimura divergence ≤ 5) (Extended Data Fig. 3).

Consciousness may well not reside in the brain, Salmon proposes; rather, the brain may act as a wireless, picking up one wave of a universal consciousness existing "out there".