Sentence examples for opening a wave from inspiring English sources

But instead of abandoning the city, local entrepreneurs and bohemian dreamers alike are sinking roots; opening a wave of funky boutiques, offbeat art galleries and sophisticated restaurants; and injecting fresh life into previously rusted-out spaces.

A search of a Seattle-area home this morning turned up nothing, but various reports of sightings are coming in, and the Times is opening a Wave to help with the flow of information.

It was Theresa May's controversial big idea, to open a wave of new grammar schools in England.

Newer technologies opened a wave of genetic analysis into organisms once difficult to study from an ecological or evolutionary standpoint, such as bacteria, fungi and nematodes.

Shell is opening a first wave of electric vehicle charging points at its UK petrol stations, in a sign of the far-reaching changes under way in the transport and oil sectors.

"That will open a new wave of appeals," he said, foreseeing more of the street rallies and arrests of years past when busloads of protesters flooded the city.

Rick plans to open a New Wave club called Optique in October and said he is trying to create a standard dance which people can do in New Wave clubs without feeling intimidated or foolish.

There must be something else wrong". It was this sentence that opened a tidal wave of serious thoughts that this nine-year-old had been harboring for weeks if not months.

If you continue to fail us, we'll escalate these releases by releasing the keys, each time a Layer is opened, a new wave of liability will fall upon you," the extortion note reads.

Another man told Interfax: "I heard a muffled sound, like someone opening a champagne bottle, then the wave from the blast blew out the windows in the carriage.

While the 20th century opened with a wave of industrial consolidation aimed at forming domestic monopolies, today's mergers are driven by a desire to gain global reach.