Sentence examples for tsunamis coming from inspiring English sources

Even the Turks and the Indians, whose economies grew more than 8 percent last year, were anxious about uneven development at home, and the threat of economic tsunamis coming from abroad.

This media was often produced by self-identified liberal environmentalists, while off-screen the air and water was utterly poisoned, with tsunamis coming in like big, consciously directed erasers.

Tsunamis come in series of waves.

Tsunamis come in like a rising wall of water, not a surfing wave.

He says, "There's a tsunami coming".

In central London, there's a Labour tsunami coming.

Then she saw them moving, heard screams about a tsunami coming and froze.

You know how you watch these movies where you see this big tsunami coming toward you?

"There's a tsunami coming," he told Ken Auletta, in an interview for a feature in this magazine.

"I had a tsunami coming from one side and a hurricane coming from the other, and it was not a healthy situation to be in".

As he spoke, three boys at a slow turn in the road ran toward his car, and Khan, gesturing to them, drawled, "You can see the tsunami coming.