Sentence examples for wave of world from inspiring English sources

Those are the questions being asked by the new wave of World War II histories.

Some people in the tourism world claim that the Chinese, the newest wave of world travelers, are even more so.

The popularity of the innovative and controversial bodysuits with swimmers is expected to result in a tidal wave of world record and Olympic records here.

Branding himself a "heretic," Mr. Mahathir renewed his attacks on financial speculators and questioned whether the current wave of world economic expansion would ever benefit developing nations.

To the Editor: Adam Kirsch, in his essay on the new wave of World War II historians, scoffs at A. C. Grayling's assessment that there is "very little difference in principle" between Allied bombing campaigns and the destruction of the World Trade Center by terrorists.

There's a litany of possible reasons why the wave of world opinion is pushing back against the US.

Like the Allied forces on D-Day, waves of World War II worship keep on coming.

There is such a shortage of buglers now — ushered in by a confluence of death, including waves of World War II and Korea veterans, the first ranks of aging Vietnam veterans, and the nearly 4,000 men and women killed in Iraq — that the military has been forced to employ bands of make-believe musicians for the graveside playing of taps.

In the 1980s, James Joll led a new wave of First World War research concluding "that the origins of the First World War were "complex and varied" although "by December 1912" Germany had decided to go to war.

No doubt the tidal wave of fame, world fame, smothering, paralysing fame led him to excess in those early years.

And how do you gauge it if they're followed by a wave of the world's most dangerous traffic--rollerbladers?