Sentence examples for vast wave from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama rode into office on a vast wave of progressive enthusiasm.

"The discontent has a great destructive power and can unleash a vast wave of violence throughout society".

With taxes on the wealthy on the political radar, we're going to drowning in a vast wave of double-talk and smothered by vast amounts of fuzzy math.

These problems renewed fears that a vast wave of damaged commercial loans would course through banks — including Citigroup — already hit by a tsunami of toxic mortgage products.

"But once I was there it was like a mirage, as if we were all caught up in a vast wave".

The backdrop of the proposal is a vast wave of electric power plants proposed for construction in the city over the next five years.

Mr. Andrews said that vast waves of French, Italian and Latin American immigrants over two centuries had given primary attention to their cuisines.

"These cemeteries are a symbol of an era when there were these vast waves of Jewish immigration to this country," Ms. Dubrow said.

So long as that doesn't change, we will still need trusted reporters and editors to sort out the vast waves of information sweeping this chaotic world of ours.

In promoting deregulation in the 1990's, advocates had visions of vast waves of electrons being wheeled around the country on short notice, from producers to distributors to consumers, in rapid, highly efficient response to shifting supply and demand.

Yet Hobsbawm was also acutely aware of the longer term social and economic transformations that were unfolding across the continent, including vast waves of migration from the countryside to the cities.