Sentence examples for wave about from inspiring English sources

In fact, she's reached hate heights so high that at Glastonbury this year some festival goers decided it'd be really cool to get a still from that infamous sex tape and print it onto a huge flag, to wave about during her husband Kanye West's headline set.

Her small hands would wave about, pointing, swooping, and getting wrung together when her efforts fell short.

Letting your hands naturally wave about can have the same effect.

"It's like a wave about to happen," Cain told the LA Times.

Then their legs appear out of the water and begin to wave about in synchronicity like fleshy egg-beaters.

Huge flowers wave about her head, two lions and an elephant peer out of the undergrowth, and a musician plays a flute behind her.

It lost 2,200 people to the wave, about 10% of its population, including 100 municipal workers, about a third of the total payroll.

I caught a wave about as well as I ever catch one, and came up fifteen or twenty yards away, exhilarated, thrusting my arms in the air.

Instead, they were stalled in traffic when a wave about 4 feet high swelled up from the Pacific and receded without causing any damage.

And those who haven't seem to relish the chance to wave about each of its reports triumphantly, as a kind of proof of humanity's uselessness.

I would say Eric Klinenberg at New York University is who wrote the book Heat Wave about the Chicago heat wave.