Sentence examples similar to west wave from inspiring English sources

In town, West waves and is glad-handed by restaurant owners and shopkeepers, who have gotten over their initial fears that he might ban capitalism -- and he is now even semi-memorialized: on the day in early March when he was ordered to appear in court on charges of illegally marrying gay couples, the Gilded Otter, the local brewery, was selling Get Out of Jail Ale.

The clips include an attempt at a west-to-east wave, an east-to-west wave and a single group flash.

An arc-shaped wave packet with east-west wave fronts over the Sea of Okhotsk-Northwestern Pacific propagates northward.

Throughout the West, a wave of anti-establishment fervor was rising, and Germany had become the alliance's stalwart.

But making green off blue power soon proved to be so much California dreaming as plans for West Coast wave energy arrays sank under opposition from surfers, fishermen and local residents.

Moving towards the west, the wave showed no signs of organization until July 3 as it entered the western Caribbean Sea.

In contrast to East Coast punk music, the West Coast wave of groups, Blink included, typically introduced more melodic aspects to their music.

Tracking towards the west, the wave spawned an area of low pressure two days later which quickly strengthened into a tropical depression.

A hundred metres to the west, the waves crashed in from the bay, rolling up to his back door.

Several hundred people turned out in Yasser Arafat square in Ramallah on the West Bank, waving flags and singing along to nationalist music to mark the occasion.

Assemblyman John McKeon, a Democrat from West Orange, waved a volume of the New Jersey statutes as he argued that it was deeply unfair to change the rules after the fact.