Sentence examples for speak wave from inspiring English sources

Rings encircle the fingers that are the narrowest and most vulnerable parts of our human flesh, deft stem-like extensions with which we touch and stroke, hold the hands of children, gesture our feelings more truly than we know as we speak, wave goodbye.

But the man was still speaking, waving his hands, tapping on the table with his gold ring for emphasis.

As he spoke, waves were already starting to cut sharply into the sand at the bridge's southern flank, an area the engineers later reinforced.

Just beyond where Grevers spoke, waves from a winter storm were visible crashing on the beach, yet another reminder of the importance of comforts that are not so cold.

A counter rally was held that day as well, and some in support of the judges stood by while Brown and King spoke waving signs that said, "Vote Yes, Yes, Yes," while the other crowd held yard signs reading, "No Activist Judges".

He can walk, "speak", and wave his arms.

In New Orleans, even if you don't know someone, you still speak and wave and say hello.

Mr. Kolbe, though, declined to speak, only waving to the crowd.

Only weeks earlier, he had appeared in the Senate, partially paralyzed, too ill to stand or speak, and waved his hand indicating a vote in favor of a cloture motion that ended a filibuster by Southern senators, led by Strom Thurmond, who were irresolutely determined that there would be no Civil Rights Act, now or ever.

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Electromagnetic radiation is, classically speaking, a wave of electric and magnetic fields propagating at the speed of light c through empty space.