Sentences with phrase «tidal wave»

In this four year period, there were several nasty bear market rallies, lifting the hopes of the hopeful, only to be met with tidal waves of selling.

Many entrepreneurs can attest to this; once ideas start flowing, they usually come in tidal waves.

Big mouth going to look very silly when this huge tidal wave.

Her 160 - mph winds and the resulting 14 - foot tidal wave wiped out 70 % of the city.

We see the results in political tidal waves crashing all around us.

The film also shows a large tidal wave, caused by the powerful eruption, which sends at least one ship from the nearby bay crashing into the city itself.

If you're a woman all you have to do to get tidal waves of attention is post a photo.

Is the business community essentially trying to hold the line against a big tidal wave of change here?

Or did it come upon you like a sudden tidal wave and crash into you before you could realize what was happening?

These photographs depict the last breaths of a community as they are forced to adapt to the smallest but most devastating tidal wave.

Well before the impact of the next tidal wave of change hits with full force.

There's a strong tidal wave of liquidity looking for yield.

While the economic impact of advancing communications technology is staggering, the future social impact will be something of an electronic tidal wave.

It's not all about a certain upcoming sneaky, stealth - based title that is set to lead the upcoming tidal wave of new releases within the final third of 2015.

We're past the PAX tidal wave, but that doesn't mean we don't have a ton of games to talk about!

So why, in this age of globalization — tsunami replaced tidal wave, for example — to we still use three different words for the same natural phenomenon?

After the initial tidal wave of emotion had passed, I invited my 12 former teammates to my house.

We don't just spread the news, we attract it in tidal waves.

Just don't be put off by the 20 car pile ups, 20 year old songs, and 20 foot tidal waves.

Above all, there is image after image of the planes crashing into the towers, the ensuing infernos and structural cataclysms, and the infernal clouds of black smoke and debris surging like tidal waves into the surrounding urban canyons.

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The key is not to make those ripples into tidal waves.

But then, once in a lifetime The longed - for tidal wave Of justice can rise up.

Partly ethereal, heavily rhythmic, and filled with tidal waves of surging volume, Goldenthal's score was the product of many back - and - forth consultations with the finicky director.

He caused tidal waves which washed the cars and trucks into the water and drowned the people.

About the Work A perigee occurs when one orbiting body, in this case the moon, is closest to earth, which makes tidal waves generally stronger.

So, as the release of The Phantom Pain looms overhead, threatening to engulf us all like a rocket - punching, dog - rescuing, mech - riding tidal wave, let's dive back into that legacy and give the format one more spin with Volume, a minimalist stealth game about hiding in lockers and tricking clueless idiots.

The giant tidal wave crushing Téa Leoni in «Deep Impact»?

Handsomely shot by Steve Yedlin, Rian Johnson's regular cinematographer, and boasting a typically likable Dwayne Johnson as its star, San Andreas nonetheless struggles to drum up tension or interest, even as skyscrapers topple like Jenga towers and massive tidal waves sweep through San Francisco Bay.

The demographic tidal wave of baby boomers actually need and want a contractually guaranteed income floor.

«Kim at BMO suggests that the «tidal wave behind the healthcare real estate sector will occur over the next 35 years, during which time the U.S. population aged 80 years and older is expected to grow by 173 %, outpacing overall U.S. population growth by a multiple of seven.

Many a church had been left stranded as the old residents moved out and was quite useless to the incoming tidal wave of new settlers.

While write in ballots totaled an impressive 453 (it is unclear how many of them belong to Samuels because the Board of Elections does not tabulate them on election night unless they are numerous enough to be a deciding factor) Samuels found himself swamped on election day by the expected Democratic tidal wave, carrying appointed incumbent Richard Heppner to his first elected term with 1580 votes, and Lorin Rose into office with 1338 votes.

Two cartoonish figures watch t.v. in bed with an impending glittery pink tidal wave looming above.

Something similar happened six months later, in the middle of the summer, when Christopher Nolan's «Dunkirk» (which didn't make my list — to me, it was an awesome spectacle but too remote) rode a veritable tidal wave of critical and popular enthusiasm.

Swinson lost out against the SNP, unable to effectively stand against the SNP tidal wave, while Featherstone lost out to the Labour party's Catherine West.

The national GOP tidal wave trickled down to the congressional level in New York but statewide the water still had a decidedly blue tint.

«I had a lot of sleepless nights, waking up in cold sweats from dreams of tidal waves sweeping over me.»

The potential tidal wave of bureaucracy could cripple even well - established organisations, while forcing groups to reconsider activity if there is a perceived risk of falling foul of the law.

Hundreds of residents in Horve Havedzi at Keta in the Volta region have been rendered homeless following tidal waves that swept away homes on Friday dawn.

Like Scott, García finds himself on the fringes of the game's elite, caught between the insurmountable peak of Tiger versus Phil and the oncoming tidal wave of Rory and Ryo.

What began as a few local ripples of resistance to coal - fired power plants is quickly evolving into a national tidal wave of opposition from environmental, health, farm, and community organizations as well as leading climate scientists and state governments.

Critics unleashed a virtual tidal wave of criticism on Komen's Facebook page, expressing shock and anger and pledging to drop their support of the organization.

The reviewer fears that in the long run some 16 million Jews will not be able to withstand a Muslim tidal wave.

He got slaughtered in 2007 during a democratic party tidal wave nationally.

Although the field marshal's meteoric rise to power constitutes a major milestone, it is doubtful that this was the last tidal wave of the January Revolution.

Meanwhile, the Liberal Democrats» fabled ability to dig in and retain seats on the basis of strong reputations as constituency MPs did not save them from the blue tidal wave in their strongholds of Eastbourne or (even more shockingly) Lewes.