Sentence examples for waves maybe from inspiring English sources

The river has little ripply waves, maybe from a speedboat out beyond the white barrels.

The water was cold, the waves maybe a little bit higher than I was used to, back in Montana.

For they bring me into existence as certainly as you do," Bernard says in "The Waves," maybe the best book ever written about what it's like to be part of a group of friends.

If everyone else you know has long, tousled waves, maybe it's time to do something different.

Here are a few great short looks to consider: If everyone else you know has long, tousled waves, maybe it's time to do something different.

You're in a groove, you ride the wave, maybe they're giving you three, four, five runs early in the game, and you kind of sneak up on people, too".

He couldn't see Hannah, who was behind a panel, but inferred her presence from Josh and Mary's posture, the nature of Josh's wave, maybe the number of glasses on the table.

As direct action goes, it wasn't the best timing: when Rupert Murdoch was on the crest of his wave, maybe walking into Downing Street round the back, that would have been the time to pie him.

I was just numb… then, I don't know how, a wave maybe turned me round.

"It was possible to suppose that the youngsters' quick self-realization would create a big wave, maybe even a storm...

A: I'm surprised to see that someone from the Palos Verdes Peninsula needs turbines, but after last summer's heat wave, maybe I shouldn't be!