Sentence examples for past waves from inspiring English sources

Adaptation to past waves of progress rested on political and policy responses.

Past waves of immigrants have nearly always stayed put, or at least aimed to.

Unlike past waves, these people are free to come and go from the UK.

Past waves include Jennifer Lopez's initial rise to fame and Destiny's Child's Bootylicious.

Current immigrants enter this country because they want to realize the same dreams that inspired past waves.

The Chinese travel boom is similar to past waves of mass tourism among newly affluent middle classes.

These were the early-warning signs of past wave elections.

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

She received huge cheers from the crowd as she walked past, waving and smiling broadly.

Drivers going past waved in support, beeped their horns or rolled down their windows to cheer us on our way.

Mr Waldman describes the three-generation pattern that has turned every past wave of no-English groups coming to America (Jews, Italians, Germans) into monoglot Anglophones.