Sentence examples for waves of revelations from inspiring English sources

The trial of Michael Brewer and his former wife, and the suicide of his victim, violinist Fran Andrade, have set into motion waves of revelations about abuse visited on girls at Chetham's, the elite Manchester music school, in the 1970s, 80s and 90s.

She lives her last days in a sort of rapturous neither-here-nor-thereness, floating on waves of revelation.

The new wave of revelations threatens to further test public goodwill towards the ticketing process.

Mr. Murdoch shut down The News of the World, a Sunday paper, in July amid a wave of revelations about its use of cellphone hacking.

In England and Scotland, lost police files have been a recurring problem in the current wave of revelations around historical abuse in childcare institutions.

Last month Tesco was among the retailers caught up in the first wave of revelations that horse DNA had been found in meat products.

But in the mid-90's wave of revelations of cold war radiation experiments, the story of the Fernald School was overlooked.

The current wave of revelations began with the stories of women who said that they had been abused by the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.

Accompanied by his wife, Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton's longtime aide, Weiner appeared to be on the road to redemption until a second wave of revelations emerged.

The public accounts committee is also questioning Matt Brittin, chief executive officer of Google UK and Andrew Cecil, public policy director at Amazon, in the wake of a wave of revelations about the tax affairs of international companies.

Because of Benedict's recent efforts, and the efforts of clerics and laypeople dating back to the first wave of revelations in the 1980s, Catholics can reasonably hope that the crisis of abuse is a thing of the past.