Sentences with phrase «to create waves»

A home - grown player creates a wave of energy and excitement that passes among the stands as supporters look forward to seeing a raw, unknown quantity begin their senior career.

For serving, create some waves in the top of the hummus.

Then create waves by curling hair vertically with a one and one - fourth - inch iron.

Keep the length of the top - front hair a bit longer, create waves on it and give it a messy finish.

These variations lead to differences in heating rates and air motions over water versus land and over mountain ranges, creating waves which travel through the atmosphere similarly to ocean waves.

Step 4: Take the top section of hair down and repeat creating waves with the curling wand.

Financial markets evolve rapidly creating waves for your portfolio but also opportunities.

The pro recommends using hair spray, clips, and a blow dryer the same way you did in stage three to create a wave pattern in your hair, leaving the ends straight.

The combination created a wave from that first match on the course.

The biggest failure of the media at the moment is instead of inspiring a generation to get involved in change by being politically engaged, they're actually creating this wave of resentment.

Ever since its launch in 2014, the car has been creating waves everywhere it went.

I believe that small strides create waves of change.

The incident soon created a wave of fear within crypto investors as the markets were seen reacting negatively.

The trick is to use a high - powered laser pulse to create waves in a plasma, which electrons can ride like surfers.

The goal is to create the wave of health consciousness in all schools across the nation because every child need tools to create a healthy, happy and successful life.

Create waves on your medium - length hair and give it a messy textured finish.

Now, make the frosting color look as if it were poured on, or glazed, by creating some waves at the bottom of this portion.

In June of last year, the M5S Mayor of Rome, Victoria Raggi, created waves when she appeared suddenly to shift her own and the movement's position on migrants.

now keep in mind however that a comet large enough to create a wave big enough to reach from the Indian Ocean all the way to the middle east... well lets just say we wouldn't be around to talk about it.

«We are working to create methodologies and technologies that private companies can harness to create wave energy devices that will enable them to sell power to the U.S. grid at a competitive price,» Sandia engineer Ryan Coe said.

Still, this quiet decision from Amazon created waves among the tech community — especially since encryption is on everyone's minds as Apple battles the FBI over that very subject.

The impact will be catastrophic, forcing hundreds of millions of people to flee their devastated homelands, particularly in tropical, low - lying areas, while creating waves of immigrants whose movements will strain the economies of even the most affluent countries.

The recently launched Maybelline Nudes Eyeshadow Palette is already creating waves in the beauty hemisphere.

It's been four years since Fullbright created waves in the gaming industry with Gone Home, a light adventure, or «walking simulator,» that divided gamers on what defines a game.

The open shores also invite many pros who find swells creating waves up to 15 feet and higher during the winter months.

It has surged by more than $ 1,000 in trading, creating waves as buyers consider whether the price decline of the cryptocurrency may now be turning.

Ingo Titze, a physicist at the University of Iowa and director of the National Center for Voice and Speech, says that air rushing out of the lungs creates a wave motion in the cords.

Imagine a massive impact creating a wave of frozen ice and slush sloshing across the planet's surface, as though Jupiter had a few too many at a solar system pool party, tripped on Saturn's rings, and knocked the frozen margarita machine all over Mars» face.

One day, when he was in Rio on summer vacation from Harvard, a powerful storm had created waves more than 30 feet tall that broke perilously late, right on the beach.

That move created a wave of uncertainty for financial markets, triggering a sell - off on Friday that resulted in the biggest losses for the Dow and S&P 500 since August, while the Nasdaq notched its worst day since August 2011.

On the Catholic side, Boomers created the waves that churned up trendy folk Masses, resistance to the teachings of Humanae Vitae, and the like.

Wave makers are those who create the waves.

It has now been almost fifty years since the Catholic Church created waves by opening the Second Vatican Council.

Grasshoppers create waves of creaking Birds go silent in the afternoon, with the exception of a chirp or two over fallen nuts.

The outfits may not create waves, but they have certainly raised concerns: How many Third World swimmers can afford the suits, which cost between $ 130 and $ 250?

The 27 - year old Argentine has created waves ever since he arrived in the Premier League.

While the competing towns seem to be handling the contest amicably, a phone call from Gira to Clemons early this month did create some waves.

Perhaps even more importantly, as many commentators have rightly pointed out, the Swiss campaign — one of the most creative and professional I have seen in a long time — managed to create wave after wave in the media.

The election of Donald Trump created a wave of uncertainty and fear among undocumented immigrants across the country, prompting rumors of detentions and deportations to spread quickly through the South Fork towns and East Hampton officials to assert...

«The recognition of marriage equality was very important but unfortunately it also created a wave of backlash in many smaller ways,» Strunk said.

By vibrating a channel of water, the scientists created waves reminiscent of the frothing vacuum that begets particles and antiparticles.

The influx of energetic particles created waves in our planet's magnetic field, Zong's team discovered.

Furthermore, by artificially creating waves of ERK activity, the research group succeeded in moving the cells collectively.

This movement creates a wave of pressure that travels through the sediment until it eventually piles up on itself, and liquefaction initiates somewhere else, possibly somewhere unexpected.

For example, their experiments implied that while most surface electrons create a wave pattern that resembles the spreading rings that ripple out when a stone is thrown into a pond, the surface electrons in the new materials should make only a half circle, earning them the name «Fermi arcs.»

These accelerators work by shooting pulses of intense laser light into plasma to create a wave rippling through the cloud of ionised gas, leaving a wake of electrons akin to those that form behind a speedboat in water.

First Image of the Cosmic Microwave Background (evidence of the Big Bang), by George Smoot / NASA COBE (from observations taken 1990 - 92) The enormous heat of the Big Bang created waves that are still detectable, although they have cooled and stretched out to microwaves since, forming the cosmic microwave background radiation.