Sentence examples for push of waves from inspiring English sources

Described as a dance inspired by New Zealand droughts and based on the cyclic nature of weather patterns, "Deep Far" has the momentum and soft push of waves flowing ceaselessly in and out.

Rajoy's conservative government has a large parliamentary majority, enabling it to push through waves of austerity-driven, unpopular tax hikes and government program cutbacks since taking office in 2011, in a bid to reduce Spain's budget deficit.

Doomsday scenarios include the break-up of the country, which could push waves of refugees across the border.

Normally the plant generates 2,200 megawatts of power, but a major storm pushed up waves of nearly 20 feet today that forced massive beds of kelp into the big pipes that suck in seawater for cooling.

Their curved steel blades raise up and blot the sun, then drop into the sea of trash and push it forward, waves of debris flowing off either side as if the dozers' blades were the prows of a schooner fleet, complete with the flap and quarrel of seagulls overhead, their cranky squawks drowned out by the diesel din.

After pushing coordinated waves of the propaganda du jour, such a high volume of content usually ends up trending.

The bay must have a narrow opening to the sea, with gentle winds that push waves of dinoflagellates into the bay.

In what looked like a losing proposition, Geraldo Garay, a rink employee, was sweating as he used a squeegee like a shuffleboard player to push waves of water over the rink's edge.

Tidal bores can occur at the mouths of rivers, where the force of the incoming tide pushes waves of seawater upstream against the current.

India mirrors the developing world as a whole: growth will push a wave of Indians through the $1.25 barrier over the next decade (see chart 3).

It's not enough to push a wave of women into politics, they must be supported by cultural change, and women's organisations are using innovative approaches to make this happen.