Sentence examples for setting waves from inspiring English sources

Where else can you sit around of an evening and talk to people in the world's poorest country who, beaming at you, will shake their heads and insist: 'Sierra Leone isn't poor.' In these moments - sun setting, waves crashing, fish grilling, hospitality extended - it's hard not to agree with them.

Even if it doesn't affect you, it sets waves in motion.

The forecast looks similar: head-high-plus for south-facing breaks, with the top spots seeing set waves maxing out around one or two feet overhead.

People lined the banks long after the sun set, waving even when QE2 was just a bright light a mile offshore.

In 1964, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson discovered cosmic microwave background radiation, frequencies set waving at the dawn of time, or so it is believed, radiation which escaped the Big Bang.

But steps by the government are still setting off waves of indignation, expressed mainly over social networks.

Fifty-nine people died, setting off waves of Hindu-Muslim violence that killed more than 1,000 people, most of them Muslims.

Drollet used his local knowledge to control the heat from the onset and continually scored higher than Smith on the better-set waves.

The graphic footage set off waves of public unrest.

But the resolution set off waves of protests by journalists across the country and intensified coverage.

Bigelow, too, sets off waves of envy in her insular community.