Sentence examples for wave set from inspiring English sources

But as the yearning for democracy stirs in the Arab world, a wave set off in tiny Tunisia, travelling east through the Maghreb, is now rocking giant Egypt.

Hotter than 2006, when a heat wave set off a blackout in northern Queens that left more than 100,000 residents without power for days.

Nor does she seem guaranteed a warm welcome among the younger Third Wave set, to judge by "Manifesta," the work of two 30-year-old former Ms. magazine staff members who are proud to call themselves grass-roots activists rather than "brass-buttoned, red-suited" careerists.

If profit were permitted to became the be-all of radio broadcasting, he testified at a hearing of the Federal Communications Commission in 1959, only purveyors of blandness and snake oil would survive, and jazz, the original American art form, would be heard only by those willing to "buy a short wave set and pick up overseas relays from the Voice of America".

The fishing vessel, the Wave, set off from Tripoli, Libya, around noon last Friday, Colonel Baili said, and was carrying migrants from the African nations of Mali, Ghana, Burkina Faso, Ivory Coast and Morocco as well as from Pakistan and Bangladesh.

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K-nearest neighbor (KNN) and C5.0 models were built to classify the samples using the full wave band set.

Each wave sets off a column of orbiting water, most of it below the surface.

Still, she clung to my arm and made me wait with her at the water's edge, studying wave sets and timing them, until we went running in.

The ballroom was given over to booths & raised platforms, with demonstrations of beauty lotions & equipment: Nail polishes, wave sets, depilatories, soap, etc.

One blast a mile beneath the ground was 330 times more powerful than the Hiroshima bomb, its shock wave setting off 22 minor earthquakes.