Sentence examples for waves of power from inspiring English sources
The first time I visited the Museum of Modern Art in New York, his paintings hit me like waves of power, truth and revelation.
Presented to sell-out crowds at Arts Centre Melbourne in the bicentenary year of the composer's birth, Neil Armfield's production drew parallels between Wagner's tidal waves of power and magic and contemporary forces of economic and environmental disaster.
Whether from 20 or 80 miles per hour, the turbo generates smooth waves of power with no need to stomp the accelerator; the engine helps to make the Buick feel like a premium car.
New York City, Mr. Giuliani said, should be able to avoid the waves of power blackouts that have plagued California, another state that moved quickly and aggressively toward deregulation in the 1990's.
Easily the best live version of arguably the pinnacle of the Beatle arc, the performance caught the audience by surprise and then repeatedly topped that with waves of power, cacophony, strange beauty, and a fearless reveling in the opportunity of the near future.
He walked in with the last wave of power players and lingered for the cameras, just like a celebrity.
At any speed, in any of its six gears, the Lincoln delivers a refreshing wave of power.
And when you put your foot down to approach the national speed limit, it doesn't deliver a wave of power, rather a swell of screaming revs.
In the latest wave of power failures, on Thursday night and Friday morning, a line of extreme storms knocked out electricity to thousands in Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York and New Jersey.
As the Duke Energy Corporation nears a deal to acquire Progress Energy, it is seeking to become the biggest utility in the United States amid a recent wave of power and energy mergers.
In May, in the airless pre-monsoon days, a wave of power outages left people stewing without fans or water pumps for their toilets, and more than a thousand protesters took to the streets of Mandalay, raging about the shortage of electricity.
