Sentence examples for wave book from inspiring English sources

But Tamar Brazis, who edited both books, said there was enough interest in the period to justify the "No Wave" book, and that the depth of Mr. Moore and Mr. Coley's knowledge bowled her over.

Mr. Moore and Mr. Coley, who said they had been considering a no wave book for years, rushed to the Abrams office to pitch their idea, which would instead have a narrow focus, excluding everything that did not meet their strict definition of no wave.

Festivalgoers paid anywhere from $1,500 to $250,000 to stay on-site from Thursday to Monday, with another wave booked for next weekend.

KM Keeanga-Yahmatta Taylor's has not written the average rushed first-wave book on a social movement.

Burke was caricatured, again and again, as an intellectual in politics — beak-nosed, scrawny, shown as a bishop or a priest or a monk, waving books and crosses and crowns, his spectacles perched on the end of his nose.

Then one day, she had a brain wave: a book about a shopaholic!

His chapter entitled "Electromagnetic Waves and Their Application to Charged Particle Acceleration" published in Wave Propagation (Book 2), INTECH Open Science, Croatia is also one of the works which has been appreciated much.

Big wave surfing, book writing and inspiring those in dark places are all much more important than clearing the air with regard to an accident that was out of her control.

Tank Girl made Hewlett a star, a leading light of the new-wave comic book industry.

The latest wave of books about Guantanamo is eroding American political capital around the world.

He waved the book at her, and she just looked at him with no expression at all.