Sentence examples for ripple at the from inspiring English sources

A day after the shocking upset of Rafael Nadal on the same court, Robson's victory caused the biggest ripple at the All England Club.

Navratilova has caused a ripple at the National Tennis Center, and not just because most people figure she belongs in an autograph booth instead of on a court.

The news that Trevor is in contention for his fifth Booker Prize shortlist – the last time for The Story of Lucy Gault in 2002 (absurdly, he has yet to win) – will have created barely a ripple at the old mill in rural Devon that has been his home for 40 years.

Yet it's been an age and a half since a Disney picture commanded the status of an event, a situation due partly to the shifting sands of culture and economics, and partly suspect quality control (it seems unlikely much of the aforementioned ripple at the BFI was caused by the prospect of Dinosaur or Treasure Planet being re-introduced to the big screen).

Start an initial ripple at the dummy source node.

The initial ripple at the dummy source node, however, is triggered by no other existing ripple.

Ultimately, that may be a good thing, even though it causes ripples at the moment.

As the band finished the national anthem, cheers rippled at the sight of the dogs riding onto the field in the golf cart.

Slow turns make electrifying ripples at the edge of her costume, and when she tilts, what seem to be stripes are revealed to be rings.

(After rain, cars are often covered with lines of dust, like sand ripples at the beach, where water has dried after dropping through dirty skies).

In their experiments, mud was deposited in ripples at the bottom of the flume at water velocities similar to those capable of depositing sand.