Sentence examples for wave about the from inspiring English sources

By turns frustrating and moving, Ali Samadi Ahadi's documentary "The Green Wave," about the Green Revolution in Iran, gets a jolt from footage shot by the people for the people on the people's cellphones.

I am currently, for example, surfing on my smug wave about the return of the denim jacket, which had been cruelly pushed aside in years of late on fashion pages in favour of the tedious biker jacket.

Paddling back out, I burned to tell somebody about the wave — about the great crack the lip had made as it split the surface behind me, about the mottled amber upper hollows of the inside wall.

This little scene of impromptu amateur film criticism — or market research, if you prefer — occurs in Emmanuel Laurent's new documentary, "Two in the Wave," about the filmmakers François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, whose friendship was a driving force and a central fact (as well as, eventually, a casualty) of the French New Wave.

Joel Shulman of the Department of Chemistry at the University of Cincinnati wrote an article for Next Wave about the course "Teaching Doctoral Students About Industrial Careers".

"Legal weapons are too cumbersome, and expensive". The tradition among landowner families of passing shotguns down to their offspring after years of training has become twisted, some say, by quick money and a showoff culture that's seen youngsters competing over who can wave about the nicest $10,000 pistol.

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

The song, the wave, came about, the nice chord changes, the nice melodies, and it just evoked that title for me.

The gun waved about by one of the Muslim fanatics who beheaded soldier Lee Rigby in 2013 turned out to be an unloaded World War One pistol.

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

They are making their own waves about the repricing practice.