Sentence examples for stage wave from inspiring English sources

We've been deeply fortunate to have been able to catch the seed stage wave early and work with some of the most dynamic and thoughtful founders in our industry.

We accounted for the following environmental measures: precipitation since 3 00 PM the previous day, bather density, dogs, birds and other animals on the beach, air and water temperature, wind speed, tide stage, wave height, cloud cover, wind direction and boat density, which were often highly correlated, by reducing them to summary measures using principal components analysis.

"No bingo," he hollers across the stage, waving his arms as if signaling for a penalty kick.

He called Hillary Rodham Clinton "shameless," and invaded her space, stalking across the stage waving a campaign finance pledge.

That seemed to mean designer graffiti in its labyrinth of discos, and people round its live stage waving placards.

He then left the stage, waving goodbye before shaking hands and posing for pictures for about 15 minutes.

Brilliantly directed by Neil Armfield, "Exit the King" introduces us to the major players as they stride across the stage, waving at the audience, as if greeting the paparazzi.

Now my characters are all grown up, running around a real stage waving swords, living and dying, loving and murdering, dancing and telling jokes.

When he works his way along the edge of the stage, waving, shaking hands, he has the concentration of an athlete in the thrall of his game.

PARIS — Not long into "1980 — A Piece by Pina Bausch" a woman begins to skip around the stage, waving a white handkerchief.

As Ms Yousafzai received her award, a young man ran on to the stage waving a Mexican flag that he had apparently smuggled into the heavily guarded ceremony.