Sentence examples for wave infatuation from inspiring English sources

Long's big wave infatuation has nearly killed him, yet it has also led to spectacular victories at notorious spots like Mavericks and Dungeons in South Africa.

The Infatuation made waves earlier this year when it purchased Zagat from Google, which had paid $151 million for the 40-year-old company in 2011.

The glass façade suggests, in turn, the long French infatuation with glass walls — prismatic, waving, billowing, or bending — as the symbol and material of modernity or, in this case, postmodernity.

The first wave came back in 2005, according to Nadia Papagiannis of Morningstar, a research firm, when infatuation with hedge funds was near its peak.

It's a film that evokes the dizzy, silly rush of a first crush just as vividly as it does the immersiveness of a first pop obsession; as our gawky young hero forms a band to get the girl, the infatuations become inextricably linked, written into the film's joyous original pastiche of a new wave hit parade.

Boasting an eclectic array of avant-garde music such as electronica, techno, old school hip hop, reggae, chill-wave, deep house, acoustic, and more that cannot even be classified, Further Future is an amalgamation of musical infatuation whose curation needs no explanation for the elation it brings to the festival nation.

But as for my infatuation with the seventies, I don't think it's a coincidence that it was the decade of first-wave feminism.

The infatuation was mutual.

His infatuation with Russia morphed into an infatuation with Cuba.

That was infatuation, at best.

Why this infatuation?