Because detergent punctures the water's invisible "skin" and that, in turn, triggers enough of a molecular wave to push the bag boat forward.
A wave of persecution pushed thousands of Brothers into exile, seeding fresh cells in countries such as Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Kuwait and as far afield as Europe and America.
Don't count on a wave of patriotism pushing American buyers to favor Detroit product to save jobs.
Still, the newly discovered wave of activity pushing polarizing political content on Facebook strongly echoes previous content linked to the IRA.
If Messenger succeeds in catching up in these fields it can really become the underlying platform that connects the new wave of applications — pushing away Apple and Google from its iOS and Android thrones.
The latest wave of measures, pushed by social conservatives, came after a U.S. Supreme Court ruling last year that legalized same-sex marriage.
The successes of the Second Wave of feminism pushed back the frontiers of inequality and made more room at the top for us.
Speaking to CNN's Don Lemon later on, Moore said he felt as if the protests were "a wave of humanity" pushed along by people who are "scared for their future".
By Robert McLaughlin The New Yorker, February 3 , 1945P. 24 Private Hyland was to go ashore with the first wave of troops and push a thousand yards into the jungle.
As the suave Serpico was swept into the theater on the wave of an unexpected push of Pacinophiles, his publicist explained it to him as the local Sally Field treatment, "Wow, they REALLY like you".
The first reaction will be, understandably, to search out the back story, the real story – the undisclosed carcinogenic time bomb, the incipient Alzheimer's, the impending next wave of scandal that pushed him from the pontiff's chair.
