Sentence examples for setting a wave from inspiring English sources

Not content with subtle integration into the city's historic setting, a wave of younger Austrian firms (organized like collaborative teams, more like 60's rock bands than conventional offices) with names like Propeller Z and Sputnic are building with defiantly bright colors and bloblike forms associated with computer-generated design.

By all accounts, the presentation had been a hit, setting off a wave of congratulatory Tweets.

It's odd to see such feelings of naked aggression setting off a wave of nostalgia.

Foreclosures on such loans were on the rise, setting off a wave of personal bankruptcies.

Fischer won the match in brilliant style, setting off a wave of enthusiasm for the game, particularly in the United States.

The industry's profits fell 36percentt last year, to a four-year low, setting off a wave of consolidation.

Now the doping accusation was setting off a wave of indignant denials that were heard around the world.

Last week a 14-year-old boy brought a tech project to school setting off a wave of controversy.

President Trump's infamous Twitter account, @realDonaldTrump went offline briefly on Thursday, setting forth a wave of confusion and emotions.

In April, St. Mary's Church in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, was vandalized, setting off a wave of protests.

In honoring the victims of the Holocaust, Trump did not explicitly mention Jews, setting off a wave of criticism from both Democrats and Republicans.