Sentence examples for wave of humanity from inspiring English sources

At the next stop, a wave of humanity rolled out, pushing me along with it.

He is solitary, lean, trying to hold back a tidal wave of humanity.

Not Ms. Neuwirth, for whom it became a panic-stricken response to the tidal wave of humanity pouring into a "city of strangers".

They are at once a wave of humanity, and the storm-blown waves of a sea that may claim their lives.

Even more encouraging is that Mr. Moran has to shout to be heard over the most hopeful din in the neighborhood -- a booming wave of humanity eating and drinking, talking and laughing inside the reopened Moran's.

"How in God's name did you get the courage to come to this city?" he asks himself, recalling his arrival from Michigan at the Port Authority Bus Terminal "into a mass of the most furious tidal wave of humanity you'd ever seen, and not one eye caught yours".

After the journey of Lewis and Clark through the wilderness of the American West, a venture that might seem to us tentative, imperiled and pursued against all odds, there came unstoppable waves of humanity (and inhumanity), driven by dreams of gold and empire, and sustained by a certain sense of the inevitable, a conviction given the name Manifest Destiny.

After the Clovis people, two further waves of humanity trekked east across Beringia, their descendants now known as the Nadene group (including the Athabaskans and the Haida of northwestern Canada) and the Aleut-Inuit group (of the far north, including Alaska's Aleutian Islands).

However, Hershkovitz and his colleagues argue that these remains represent waves of humanity that departed Africa much earlier, only to meet a dead end.

Those determined to get back to their loved ones often did so on foot, forming waves of humanity moving toward the centre or to the south of the city.

Those determined to get back to their loved ones often did so on foot, forming waves of humanity moving toward the center or to the south of the city.