Sentence examples for ripple of the from inspiring English sources
He was re-elected by the new house after 6 May with barely a ripple of the widely-predicted revolt.
The ripple of the water, as some sort of outdoor pool that you wouldn't dare swim in?
The film director Claude Chabrol, who has died aged 80, created the first ripple of the French new wave with his first feature, Le Beau Serge (1958).
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Updated at 6.46pm BST 5.55pm BST So calm on the water, no sound at all but the ripple of the sail.
There was absolute silence from the crowds, the only sound being the ripple of the small stream which runs down the slope and an aeroplane passing overhead.
The virus that caused influenza wasn't discovered until the 1930's, long after the last ripple of the pandemic had subsided.
The ripple of attention the show has brought to drag is definitely palpable.
The rippling of the gills.
Ripples of the looming imposition are building.
The ripples of the rebound are reaching Chicago.
The ripples of the Mitchell memo spread through the BBC.
