Sentence examples for perennial waves from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gibney, who spoke on Sunday morning, over a breakfast of pancakes and bacon at The Senator, an antique diner in Toronto, said that scandal in the world of high finance seems to come in perennial waves.

For younger generations, emo is less a genre that speaks to a moment than a perennial force that generates waves of searing, confessional rock music.

The Texans will tell you that they are not "just happy to be here" until you believe it as much as they do, but they lost, 29-14, thethe Ravens when quarterback Matt Schaub was healthy in Week 6, and T.J. Yates is out of his element against the Ravens' defense, with its old guard of future Hall of Famers and second wave of perennial Pro Bowlers.

So why should the current wave of the perennial 3D hype be any different?

Mr. Bauer is the curator of Wave Hill's perennial garden.

"I like it wild," said Mr. Oehme (pronounced EHR-ma), describing how he marshaled masses of meadowlike grasses and perennials to evoke the feeling of ocean waves.

Coming in at number two is The Book Thief by Australian Marcus Zusak, followed by that perennial favourite To Kill a Mockingbird, riding fresh waves of popularity after the release of its "prequel" perhaps.

A wave of recent foreclosures and the perennial signifiers of urban decay abound drugs, crime and intractable unemployment.

They included the perennial, "Why did she dress like that and wave at the camera if she didn't want to be objectified?" Well, many reasons, actually.

Jet doesn't draw on perennial hipster styles like garage-rock or new wave; it revives what was once mainstream arena rock.

Cascading waves of continuous change, or what Schumpeter called the "perennial gales of creative destruction," reverberate all around us in the tech economy.