Sentence examples for waves of winter from inspiring English sources

The higher, more challenging waves of winter attract more advanced surfers, and the summer breakers draw a blend of die-hards and novices.

Earlier this year, some 14,000 members of Amway China arrived in waves of 2,800 each for a series of meetings in Anaheim, Calif.

"Not since the great heat waves of 1934 and 1936 has the US seen so many heat-related records broken as occurred this summer.

Martin Amis's The Rachel Papers of 1973 is as close to Virginia Woolf's The Waves of 1931 as it is to the present.

The Kondratieff wave theory describes how societies develop in socio-economic waves of 40 60 years.

(2) Acoustic waves of 1.3 0.7 km/s identified in TEC are not observed with the radar.

(2) Acoustic waves of 0.7 1.3 km/s identified in TEC have no counterparts in the radar data.

Microsoft says it will be adding beta testers in waves of 1000 users until the product launches.

Internal waves of 10 15 m amplitude appeared to exert control over the depth distribution of the deep population.

On the other hand, the waves of 1.8 6.7 km/s in the velocity plot have no clear counterparts in the TEC keogram in which the waves of 1.8 3.3 km/s seem to disappear at around 900 km from the epicenter.

It is estimated that after passing Moshiri, the waves of 6.7 1.8 km/s arrived at the ionosonde station during 1448 17 1453:26 JST.