Sentence examples for waves which from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zellner said the waves, which pounded his home last Saturday, were much calmer yesterday.

(It will be included on his album "Waves," which is set to come out this month).

Earlier school microphone systems relied on FM waves, which were plagued by interference.

And bubbles come from breaking waves, which are driven by the wind.

Another small problem is that the "fence" emits radio waves, which can interfere with other devices.

Detecting primordial gravitational waves, which the theory predicts, would have provided such evidence.

They also employ millimeter waves, which produce a significantly lower amount of radiation than X-rays.

Others conjured up jellyfish or rogue ocean waves, which Mr. Price, a surfer, knew well.

It was hot, but without the oppressiveness of the summer's worst heat waves, which are gone for the moment.

The ocean stands for God, the sole substance, and individual beings are like waves – which are modes of the sea.

Then, the tissues are heated with radio waves, which stiffen and shrink the area, reducing the obstruction.