Sentence examples for wave of back from inspiring English sources

Specifically, the world is at an inflection point where we see the next wave of back office apps move to the cloud," he said.

Like the time a heavy guy jumped off the 18th floor of a Hamilton high-rise, hitting multiple balconies on the way down, bending a metal railing, then exploding on impact, sending a wave of back splatter across the building's façade.

Svensson moved to Leksand in the 1970s, on a wave of back-to-the-land sentiment that brought many city dwellers to Dalarna.

They had preceded the waves of back-to-the-land hippies.

The twin revolts, even if never really threatening to overthrow German rule, induced a small wave of panic back in Berlin.

"Korea is a success story because of what they've been able to do during the past decade, and it's the wave of reform back in 1997-98 that gave them that second wind," Mr. Jones said.

The company only announced its first wave of merchandising back in June with an agreement to release toys, games, apparel, accessories, confectionery, home decor and stationery.

They took control of the House in the tea-party wave of 2010, backed by activists who hate illegal immigration almost as much as big government.Consider the DREAM Act's history.

The Sybian is extending waves of vibration back at a frequency that the body understands and it wakes up nerve endings and because it's so steady and such a deep low vibration, it penetrates through the body deeper.

Yet, as Labour ministers are fond of pointing out, the first moment in the long wave of renationalisations started back in September 2014 – the final months of the Cameron government – when Network Rail came back under state control.

Lose a wave of constituency seats back to Labour.