Sentence examples for that first wave from inspiring English sources

Although he had ridden that first wave at Secos on his feet, he did not start with standup surfing.

Lila Shulmister, a 9-year-old from Cobble Hill, Brooklyn, said her favorite part of camp had been that first wave she caught.

But quite quickly, that first wave of reviews became part of a whole gamut of responses and it became more fascinating than painful.

It needed that first wave to break through and in the last couple of years his friends Delorean and fellow Barcelona dance producer El Guincho have carved out the opening.

Once that first wave of Indians was settled, they were able to sponsor relatives, who now hold a wide variety of jobs, from motel clerk and gas station attendant to dance teacher, journalist and investment banker.

Instead, Reznor said, the problem is "that first wave of music presentation which felt magical, the one where the songs are chosen by algorithms that know who you listened to — and the tempo of the song, and how long it was, and the subject, and comes up with suggestions — has begun to feel synthetic".

Of course, that second wave has had its challenges, with sites like Netflix and Hulu struggling with rising licensing fees.

Furthermore, it has been claimed that Third Wave DIY could be carried out by anybody at any location.

This attitude peaked in the early 90's (around the same time that Third Wave feminism started).

Having established that second wave endocrine precursors emerge from the duct, we analyzed if their absence in pdx1 morphants could be caused by a global duct defect.

Additional analyses showed that second wave respondents who had a telephone interview were not more likely to die within three years than face-to-face respondents.