Sentence examples for wave of converts from inspiring English sources

More recently, a wave of converts has arrived from such mainline Protestant denominations as the Episcopalian and Lutheran.

It's possible that Mr. Nelson is the last of the current wave of converts, at least from the Senate.

It's a marvellous tribute, but not one likely to inspire waves of Haggard converts.

GM, Ford and Chrysler have launched pickup trucks that can switch between petrol and gas.The growing supply of cheap shale gas has led to a wave of investment in converting terminals that were built to handle imports of gas into ones that can export it.

As most geophysical engineering firms have limited resources, an additional P-wave refraction survey is necessary to verify if velocities calculated from a shear-wave refraction survey are velocities of converted waves.

In 1998 a friend of their parents asked them to create a Web platform to help him find and communicate with other investors looking to profit from the wave of mutually owned thrifts converting into public companies.

Overtopping wave energy converter (OWEC) is capable of converting the unstable wave energy into the relatively stable potential energy in its reservoir.

Not Fitting In Leveille was among the early wave of junior inline skaters who converted from pavement, lured by Olympic possibilities.

ISWEC (Inertial Sea Wave Energy Converter) converts sea waves energy to electric energy by means of the gyroscopic effects produced by a spinning flywheel.

These grooves converted the shock wave of the implosion into jets that shattered the spheres and caused the beryllium and polonium to mix and emit neutrons.

The converts share a social world with an earlier wave of Afghan refugees living in Delhi, yet they face hostility from Afghan Muslim refugees, who consider the converts apostates.