Sentence examples for wave of all time from inspiring English sources

You may have seen the grainy footage of Brazilian surfer Carlos Burle riding "the biggest wave of all time" in October 2013, but this video offers a longer, clearer and scarier version of events.

Carlos Burle may have ridden the biggest wave of all time, beating the world record set by Garrett McNamara which was 23.77 metres (78 feet), measured from trough to crest, on 1 November 2011.

Who'd have guessed that one of the best cold wave records of all-time would be made by a trio from Burlington, Ontario?

He was a key part of the fashionable-to-be-Jewish wave of the time, along with Dustin Hoffman, Elliott Gould, Woody Allen, and of course Mel Brooks himself.

In You May Well Ask (1979) she wrote: 'We go with the wave of our time, getting whatever is to be got out of it.' Getting - and giving.

As the nation sought to deal with this tragedy, it would face a second wave of terrorism this time, in the form of a biological attack.

Air distortion of sound waves happens all the time, but it is usually negligible, so it wasn't experimentally observed until the early 1970's when David Blackstock, a professor at the University of Texas, and one of his students, Mary Beth Bennett, were first able to create audible sounds by combining different frequencies of ultrasound.

The dispute over Jerusalem's holiest site ignited a wave of violence this time last year.

After separating, she felt a wave of liberation every time she laced up her running shoes.

The great wave of his times had swept him up and dumped him in a country town, left him stranded, washed-up, a dinosaur".

Its football house, built in a wave of boom-time construction in 2002, is a cavernous, sturdy steel-beamed concrete warehouse with a full-size Polytan field.