Sentences with phrase «bigger waves carry»
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The next big step was finding a way to manipulate radio waves so they could carry more than dots and dashes.
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He was right there for the «80s art boom, which he aptly characterizes as a wave that prompted a «feeling of being swept up and carried by something so much bigger and more powerful than yourself.»
Many other leaders promised to attend, too, from the Marshall Islands (threatened with inundation) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (hoping for a big wave to carry its negotiators to a successful treaty negotiation over the next 15 months).