Sentence examples for wave of from inspiring English sources

Suggestions(5)

storm of

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The phrase "wave of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surge of emotion or feeling, or to refer to a series of repeated events in succession. For example, "The crowd erupted in a wave of cheers and applause as the winning team ran onto the field."

Exact(60)

The first wave of S.O.E.

The New York Times

A new wave of truthtelling!.

The New Yorker

Another wave of hopefuls is already discernible.

The Economist

The result was a wave of foreclosures.

The New York Times

A wave of relief swept over us.

The New Yorker

Clearly the wave of the future.

The Economist

In Paris a wave of executions followed.

Encyclopedia Britannica

A result was a wave of refugees.

The New York Times

A new wave of witness-bearing!.

The New Yorker

This set off a wave of emigration.

The Economist

A tidal wave of criticism has followed.

The New York Times

More suggestions(15)

upsurge of

epidemic of

salute of

tide of

outpouring of

sign of

flood of

waving of

spate of

groundswell of

election of

rash of

a surge of

the air of

vague of

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