Sentence examples for tremendous wave of from inspiring English sources

"There's been a tremendous wave of relief and celebration, and I noticed it the other night in this gig [the Prince Charles birthday gala] with Robin Williams.

For more than four years, the fate of the housing market here and across the country has been closely tied to the tremendous wave of foreclosures.

The sniper was firing single shots, he said, into a "tremendous wave of gunfire that lasted 25 minutes to half an hour".

But to have any chance at all, she would need a sudden startling string of prodigious victories against a candidate who is better-financed and riding a tremendous wave of momentum.

A tremendous wave of violence was unleashed on the black townships around Johannesburg by the black and white right wing (the black right was the primarily rural Zulu movement, Inkatha), with more deaths registered than at any point since the end of the Boer War.

Once people know that it's a female I get a tremendous wave of support".

At Tuesday's opening, tremendous waves of selling set off pandemonium on the trading floor.

However, large countries are often swept by tremendous waves of internal nationalism, since their citizens tend not to encounter foreign citizens or media very often, rarely speak foreign languages, and aren't used to the idea that their large and powerful countries may be constrained by anybody else's views or interests.

There were no major productions of new work by Howard Brenton during a 13-year-period between Berlin Bertie at the Royal Court in 1992 and the National Theatre production of Paul, which began Brenton's tremendous late wave of history plays – which, in his 70th birthday year of 2012, included the splendid 55 Days, a bio-drama about Charles II and Oliver Cromwell.

The concept of "crowdfunding" - making an appeal for money from interested members of the public - has already made tremendous waves, with particular successes on the website Kickstarter.

Three more tremendous waves followed.