Indian telecoms rode the wave of reforms then being implemented.
A second wave of teams then arrived to stage the cars.
The first wave of borrowing, then, was a rational response to a liberalising policy.
The hooter sounds for the first wave of swimmers, then the second.
A new wave of news then followed when Mr. Richards was accused for improperly accepting a gift (the hunt, with guides and dogs) worth thousands of dollars.
But last year the University of Hawaii's Board of Regents fired him under a wave of criticism, then negotiated a departure settlement worth about $4 million.
Ms. Grant suggested beauty companies are engaging in some wishful thinking hoping that if they promote a new wave of lipsticks then customers will come.
His presence has generated some optimism among the players that he can turn around a union that dismissed its boss last summer, prompting a wave of resignations, then started an investigation of the dismissal, prompting another wave of resignations.
What's more, they carry us through the darkness on a wave of hope, then, by the turning of the last page, deliver us safely at our destination in the morning light.
"There was a new wave of boleristas then," Méndez says.
A second wave of entrepreneurs then created massive open online courses, or MOOCs, with more in-depth content in the form of start-to-finish courses.
