Sentence examples for ones surfing from inspiring English sources

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It seems as if these dogs, with their dresses and prams and doting "parents", are the lucky ones surfing a wave of obsession that surely makes Shanghai one of the most dog-deep cities in the world?

I asked Holly if these dogs, with their dresses and strollers and doting "parents," are the lucky ones, surfing a wave of obsession that surely makes Shanghai one of the most dog-deep cities in the world.

There are things: subcultures of society; religions and other philosophies; active pursuits (like sport) and passive ones (surfing the 'net for information); gambling; political policies etc., about which you may have strongly biased opinions.

But Blumenthal, whose Fat Duck at Bray was named best restaurant in the world in 2005 and consistently claims the best in Britain crown, is not the only one intent on surfing this wave of austerity.

A poster for the 1983 movie "WarGames" — a major influence — hung above his desk, on which were four computer monitors: one for writing program code, one for watching data traffic, one for surfing the Web, and one for chatting with customers.

One is "surfing" on a leaf, and two are flying with their arms wide or high and legs apart.

When I was thinking the name for my studio name, I have trouble to finding one, so I web surfing on wiki and this word caught my eyes.

Munich offers some of Europe's best waves, and during the summer you can see surfers transporting their boards on bikes through the city to the number one surfing spot: the Eisbach wave in the English Garden.

I'm sitting at my desk one afternoon, surfing the Internet, when I come across a YouTube clip of Bradley Cooper giving an interview on TF1, the French television channel.

"We assumed, as Apple did, that a buyer of a smartphone would also be a buyer of a tablet, so you'd have one device for mobility and one for surfing the Net," he said.