Sentence examples for that last wave from inspiring English sources

We ended up staying at a hotel owned by a resident who came in as part of that last wave.

One possible explanation: "The decline in long-term interest rates has some borrowers trying to catch that last wave," said Celia Chen, director of housing economics at Moody's Economy.com, a consulting firm.

In fact I never expected to have any sort of voluntary memory of my early sewing class experiences after spending so many years trying to repress recollections of being in that last wave of girls, in the '70s, who were expected to master the domestic arts in school.

But he's all for saving energy where we reasonably can, if only because he'd pay quite a lot for that last wave.

Life is rarely ideal, but the good news is that all scientist-parents that Next Wave Germany spoke to were very happy with the quality of child care they eventually found on German soil.

What the foreign scientists that Next Wave Germany spoke to found even more astonishing is the current--and rather strong--societal view that a very young child should be looked after at home by a parent (invariably the mother) until age 3.

In 9 animals we confirmed that 19/21 wave-fronts progressed along the area 19/21 cytoarchitectural border (P < 0.01 per animal or better, Table 2, in 1 animal the area 19/21 cytoarchitectural border was outside the cortex monitored by the photodiode array).

But we're still riding that last little wave.

Our analysis indicates that the summer wave had slowed down by early September when schools reopened for fall.

ISMU estimates for that year do not appear far off that figure: in the 2002 wave, self-declared illegal aliens represented 27percentnt of the sample.

The 1918 virus surfaced by March and set in motion a spring and summer wave that hit some communities and skipped others.