Sentence examples similar to wave on to from inspiring English sources

Wave-on to present real 5.1-channel headphones geared towards gamers [AVING].

Then one afternoon someone waved him on to the playing field.

Gigantic waves roll on to a pristine beach.

The instructor looked at me with a weary "What is that?" smile and waved me on to practice swerving.

When she calmed down, she still couldn't speak and she waved everyone on to continue the gift-giving.

We are waved on to another stairway, leading to the terrace that surrounds the house.

The lightest of sprays was flicking off the waves on to my face.

Although he was quickly waved on to his own berth, the incident cost him time and Vettel duly moved ahead.

Surfers want evidence that a wave-generating storm will play "crack-the-whip," veering northward to bring wind and rain into Oregon and Washington while sending waves on to California — precisely what seems to have occurred this year.

Law hauls himself from the surging waves on to the deck of the coal barge where Ruth Wilson's hard-bitten yet salvation-craving Anna is sheltering – lately reunited with her old salt of a Swedish father, Chris David Haymann).

It consists of a tube (the external auditory meatus) that directs sound waves on to the tympanum, and may also include the external pinna, which extends beyond the skull.