Sentence examples for wave pieces from inspiring English sources

"The 10-hour bill merely seeks to ensure that no child works more than 10 hours a day," he continues, historically, as fellow socially conscious sorts rhubarb and wave pieces of paper in agreement.

Its architecture consists of a wave-propagating map, orientation-selective columns detecting wave pieces of specific orientation, and a coincidence map detecting the clash of two wave fronts.

More than a dozen Iraqi infantrymen left their trenches waving pieces of white paper.

Hundreds of people pressed against the chain-link fence, waving pieces of paper in the air, shouting and begging.

The Mercedes pulled alongside the GMC, and the two young men in the back seat waved pieces of cardboard with phone numbers written on them.

You can create a style with flat, smooth pieces that transition into curled or waved pieces.

The government applied pressure to the protestors, waving pieces of paper in front of their faces and citing laws they could not have cared about any less.

This research has been carried out by investigating the results on the vertical motion sickness incidence (MSI) study for a 40 m wave-piecing catamaran at seas.

Two mathematical models, three-dimensional translating pulsating source distribution technique and three-dimensional pulsating source distribution technique, are used for predicting the vertical acceleration responses of the wave-piecing catamaran in oblique waves.

If you happen to have an image of the British Parliament as a place of impenetrable ritual, where men with sharp accents jump up and down, shout, guffaw, and wave around pieces of paper, Prime Minister's Questions, or P.M.Q.s, as it is known, is just like that.

One or two birds from each group wave a piece of bark in the air, while the other birds in each group gather close together, rocking their bodies and calling.