Sentence examples for wave of text from inspiring English sources

Marvin Lewis dropped his cellphone in his driveway last Sunday morning, a few hours before his Cincinnati Bengals beat the Indianapolis Colts, shattering the screen and shielding him from the tidal wave of text messages to come.

Amid the drama, Roberta Lange, the Nevada Democratic Party chairwoman, received a wave of text messages and voice mails of a kind that is an increasingly routine accompaniment to public life: "Praying to god someone shoots you in the FACE"; "Hey bitch, loved how you broke the system, we know where you live, where you work, where you eat, where your kids go to school.. . .

It is likely that the two-year deadline will lead to a wave of text messages and calls from firms selling leads to these companies.

On August 31, a week after the second wave of text messages started appearing and shortly after the messages from the guy who showed up at her residence, Sarah took everything she had to the police.

On August 31, a week after the second wave of text messages started appearing and shortly after the messages from the guy who showed up at her residence, Sarah took everything she had to the RCMP.

Imagine waking up tomorrow morning, grabbing your phone off the pile of books you'll never read because you're too busy looking at your phone, and looking at the phone and seeing the wave of texts and alerts and voicemails.

One day in March, Anthony Melone, Verizon Wireless's chief technology officer, began getting complaints from customers in the Northeast and Midwest about a wave of unsolicited text messages that were flooding its network.

What sets group messaging app HighNote apart from the current wave of group texting apps like Kik, PingChat and Beluga is that it adds a multimedia focus to the act of messaging in multiple.

Some Tajik mullahs also dispute the validity of Skype marriages on religious grounds, in a country where a wave of divorces by text message prompted Islamic leaders to issue a fatwa against such annulments.

In turn, this new wave of video, music, and text will quickly overturn some of the major stakeholders and rewrite how we spend our time at work and play.

When former Harvard professor Mica Pollock collaborated on research for the OneVille Project with students and teachers at Massachusetts alternative school Full Circle/Next Wave, they began exploring the potential of text messages for providing students with support.