Sentence examples for wave of reviews from inspiring English sources

But quite quickly, that first wave of reviews became part of a whole gamut of responses and it became more fascinating than painful.

Last September, following pilot reviews in Nottingham and parts of Norfolk and Suffolk, the government announced that the first wave of reviews would take place in Birmingham and Solihull, Greater Manchester, Sheffield, Tees Valley, Sussex, the Solent and West Yorkshire, involving 73 colleges.

"When the first wave of reviews came in positive, I was crying.

That's an improvement of sorts from the initial wave of reviews for the Sandler film, where a rock-bottom 0% of the "Grown Ups 2" reviews were listed as favorable.

Whether that shoo-in status was earned on merit or a result of the propitious timing of its premiere will likely be debated as "Birth" faces a second wave of reviews in Toronto.

Combined with a second wave of reviews in 1995, under the chairmanship of David Cooksey, the Commission's proposals led to the creation of unitary authorities covering many urban areas of England, including cities like Bristol, Hull, Leicester, Derby, Nottingham, Stoke-on-Trent and Plymouth.

A wave of mediocre reviews has dogged the return of Alan Bennett's Enjoy.

Within two hours it was a disaster, engulfed by a monster wave of terrible reviews.

As with that first wave of awestruck reviews, focus remained on Parker's person, rather than on his movie.

I and other members of my theater study group were similarly mystified by the play and the tidal wave of laudatory reviews.

Since they put out their debut album in February on their own label, they have been riding a wave of good reviews and lucky breaks.