Sentence examples for waves of mass from inspiring English sources
Over the centuries there have been waves of mass migration.
That career neatly overlapped with Stalin's rule, spanning several waves of mass arrests.
After the successive waves of mass shootings, he saw that something needed to be done.
The Chinese travel boom is similar to past waves of mass tourism among newly affluent middle classes.
It has suffered through wrenching waves of mass layoffs, management turmoil and constant bickering with its corporate parent.
They were hammered by two waves of mass unemployment, first in the early 1980s and then in the early 1990s.
The surging demand has also resulted in waves of mass-produced dirndls and lederhosen that sell for as little as $40 to $95 in chain stores and even supermarkets, flooding the market leading up to Oktoberfest.
The wave of mass arrests began to recede in 1939.
The attack is only the latest in a wave of mass shootings that have plagued the country this year.
Many other residents died during another wave of mass arrests known as the Leningrad Case of 1949.
"A wave of mass hysteria seized thousands of radio listeners," The New York Times reported the next morning.
