Sentence examples for world waves from inspiring English sources

This might have meant something back in the 1970s, when feminism was making art world waves.

You can also chose to listen to nature sounds and wake to either the undersea world, waves, a mountain brook, or birdsong.

We can stick with the old ways and watch as the rest of the world waves goodbye from a bullet train.

And so you have scenes like this from Wednesday's final practice round when Luke Donald, the No. 1-ranked golfer in the world, waved toward Stuart Smith, a club pro from Reno, Nev.

He was cynically scapegoated by the Americans.' Tam Dalyell Former Linlithgow MP 'Scotland's flag has been seen on TV screens across the world waved by those giving a hero's welcome to a mass murderer.

But while the 6,780 passengers and 2,100 crew on the largest cruise ship in the world wave goodbye to England, many people left behind in Southampton say they will be glad to see it go.

The Spanish were at it late in the first half in Alicante; all around the stands of the Jose Rico Perez Stadium, waving their disdain at a team not really fit to be on the same pitch as the greatest international side in the world, waving Scotland goodbye from the European Championships.

There is a wave in the Arab world, wave in the Middle East, wave in North Africa, that all of us want change.

Anytime you find the world waving a chair in your face, remember this: All you need to do is commit to one thing.

And If the world waved a magic wand and took everything away we could probably move back in with my mother or my wife's salary could support us for a while.

Analog devices detect, transmit and create real-world waves or continuous fluxes of voltages, current and phase (timing) that travel through the air or down wires.