Sentence examples for waves about from inspiring English sources
Under bruised clouds, a battered sailboat is tossed on dark, frothing waves, about to capsize.
Gamma rays are the shortest waves (about 0.1 angstrom or less) and therefore have the highest energy in the electromagnetic spectrum.
Abbey's parents lost satellite phone contact with her after she had told them she had been repeatedly knocked down in 60-knot winds and 50-foot waves, about 2,000 miles east of Madagascar.
They are making their own waves about the repricing practice.
According to witnesses at the crowded beach, two teenage girls were swimming together in waves about three feet high.
"Minjares would say, 'Look, don't make waves about this, your relative is being taken care of,' " Mr. Castaneda said.
"That idea of Europe deserves songs written about it, and big bright blue flags to be waved about," he wrote.
Maybe it was Tommy, or the empty liquor bottle waving about in C. J.'s hand.
Her small hands would wave about, pointing, swooping, and getting wrung together when her efforts fell short.
Letting your hands naturally wave about can have the same effect.
They should be at your sides and stiff, not dangling or waving about.
