Sentence examples for the original wave of from inspiring English sources

The original wave of securitizations took place in the 1920s, when the United States went on the greatest building boom ever.

In the presence of these acids, a new cathodic wave ("pre-wave") appears at more positive potentials than the original wave of benzophenone.

Rare Essence was part of the original wave of go-go bands that emerged in Washington in the 1970s, stringing together songs, chants and percussion workouts around the unhurried but steadily propulsive go-go beat.

Mr. Madison is too young to have slam-danced in the clubs to the Sex Pistols, but it's nice to know that the younger generations appreciate the original wave of punk music.

Why Koreans flocked to the sector is largely a story of a trend feeding itself — the original wave of Korean grocers offered jobs and advice to new immigrants, who then opened shops of their own, Professor Min said.

The mother of the 14-year-old boy said she had assumed that her son's file-swapping was all right because she knew that Napster, the company that drove the original wave of online music piracy, had been shut down after the record companies sued.

Your correspondent has been a Mac owner since 1985, and has lived through the original waves of viruses and worms, which targeted the Mac long before Windows.

Followers of Islam may seem easier to exoticize: assumed not to have been part of the original waves of occupation of the North American territory that wrested control from Native Americans, and suspect for following a religion outside a claimed Judeo-Christian core of values.

"The original waves of both the cold wave and the minimal electronic bands were a phenomenon that occurred entirely outside of metropolitan areas like Paris, Berlin, or Amsterdam," says Pieter Schoolwerth, a New York promoter whose club, Wierd, has done much to rescue the lost sounds from obscurity.

Perhaps it was inevitable that Jive, one of the last of that original wave of companies standing, would be sold.

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