Sentence examples for waver for from inspiring English sources
Originally a flag waver for the geri-action phenomenon, the first Taken's surprise success in 2008 turned the now 62-year-old Neeson into an improbable thug grappler.
"Stick to the principal line of the Communist Party and never waver for 100 years," demands a huge banner stretched taut across the outside of a new suburban subway station.
Laurent Koscielny missed an opportunity for Arsenal just before half-time and Santi Cazorla went close at the start of the second half, but Villa's purpose did not waver, for which they deserved credit, especially after an injury to Ron Vlaar, the skipper, forced them to reorganise at the back with 40 minutes remaining.
He ridicules claims that "all lives matter" in opposition to the Black Lives Matter movement, interweaving the debate on gun control with the police killings of black people in a blunt knot: "On one side of the issue, you have people who support the second amendment and will not waver for any reason.
"I have been a banner waver for the rat genome" for nearly a decade, says Howard Jacob, a molecular biologist at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee.
We want the other person to go first, or at the very least we want a guarantee that they will start and not waver for one second in their commitment.
Author: Tom Wolfe (b1931) joined the Springfield Union newspaper in 1956, and became the flag-waver for "new journalism" when a collection of his articles was published in 1965 as The Kandy-Kolored Tangerine-Flake Streamline Baby.
Unsurprisingly, habitual fanboy Eli Roth (who hasn't had an original thought since directing Cabin Fever) is an enthusiastic flag-waver for Devil's Due, which you may take as either a recommendation or a warning.
While Emmerich agrees that this is a depressing scenario, not only does he not see himself as one of the architects of this future, he actively identifies as a flag-waver for personal film-making.
He spoke of his appearance with Justin Bieber on Graham Norton's talk show in England ("I love it when Justin does black"); his appreciation of Johnny Knoxville, who was in the audience, as the biggest banner-waver for extreme irreverence today; his faith in fashion; and his disapproval of keeping pets.
A joint presentation of Ma-Yi Theater Company and the Ensemble Studio Theater running at the Theater at St. Clement's, the play provides a flag-waver for 20-something disconnect in Penny, who is equal parts amusing and abrasive in Jessica DiGiovanni's spirited performance.
