Sentence examples for wave of small from inspiring English sources
The hotel was at the vanguard of a wave of small deluxe hotels sprouting in Spain.
A second wave of small children carrying oversized blue school bags appears at noon, and another in the late afternoon.
Its offering could be the first of a wave of small firms similarly seeking to raise money from the public.
A wave of small bank failures can have systemic effects, as was the case in the Great Depression.
Since Kenya's invasion of neighbouring Somalia two years ago there has been a wave of small grenade attacks blamed on Somalis living in Kenya.
In the 1990s, Wood followed it with another wave of small studies on the large figures who dominate our memory of the Revolution.
The Treasury Department says that August brought a wave of small-business funding.
They presented themselves as a new wave of small-government conservatives who would help thwart the Obama agenda.
A wave of small-scale, independent initiatives is leading a shift from self-referential conceptualism and production-line output toward a rediscovery of accessibility and classical skills.
As it turned out, the Fed was dead wrong: the wave of small-bank failures was a catastrophe for the wider economy.
— Julia Moskin The New York Times: The Kings County Distillery has gone from "illicit hobby into a full-fledged business," part of a wave of small-batch brewing of spirits in New York City, mostly in Brooklyn.
