Sentence examples for renewed wave from inspiring English sources

There was a renewed wave of interest in her songs following her death.

But industry lobbyists fear the repercussions of a renewed wave of public invective.

The commissioner is certain to face a renewed wave of criticism over his conduct.

The growth of the secessionist movement is also a reaction to a renewed wave of Spanish nationalism.

Beginning in the late 1970s, a renewed wave of immigration brought further changes to the city's population.

The increased prospect of being allowed to stay in Greece, rather than being returned to Syria, could also spark a renewed wave of migration from Turkey.

Amidst renewed waves of violence between the Congolese government forces and armed groups in Eastern DR Congo, children make one third of all survivors of gender-based violence UNICEF partners provided care to since April.

Attacks on villages in recent days by horse and camel-mounted Arab militias and organized bands of outlaws have sent renewed waves of thousands of people, mostly women and children, trekking in harsh conditions to seek refuge in the towns of Darfur.

His basic view of the renewed euphoric wave suddenly sweeping the financial markets, largely reflecting a sunnier outlook for both the economy and the stock market: It's way too soon to pop the cork!

In the fall of 2012, still riding that renewed, always foolish wave of optimism brought on by the gold medal, I made a bet with the Chilean writer Alejandro Zambra over whose team would go farther in the 2014 World Cup.

"The opposition is going to renew the waves of protest and ask President Saakashvili to take responsibility for his actions last year," Mr. Gachechiladze said.