Sentence examples for wave of guys from inspiring English sources
"All of a sudden, a big wave of guys just want to experiment," said Marguerite Jukes, a stylist at the Bumble and bumble salon in the meatpacking district, where the shagadelic manes of the Broadway cast of "Hair" are faithfully kept up.
There's going to be a whole wave of these guys who get into politics.
I mean, there are so many S.H.I.E.L.D. agents from the comics -- Agent Sitwell! -- but there was also a counter-wave of, "This guy is our guy".
In reality, it's an adolescent underdog fantasy about shooting waves of bad guys while calling them rude names.
In action movies, the more ninjas (evil robots, Imperial storm troopers) the heroes face, the less dangerous the actual threat: waves of bad guys are usually mowed down easily.
You spend daytime collecting resources, barricading your base and upgrading towers, and at night fight off waves of bad guys in remarkably fun minigames using the stylus to roll, scratch and grind them to dust.
The massacre in Texas came to a close after two locals shot and chased down the perpetrator, inspiring a wave of wannabe "good guys with guns"—essentially, people who believe the answer to gun violence is more firearms, except in the right hands.
A car full of guys honked and waved; he waved back.
Fin prefers waves to guys.
The skeletal story exists so the police inspector can battle wave after wave of gun-toting bad guys.
"The first wave of readers had a lot of guys," Mr. Hornby says.
