Sentences with phrase «to come in waves»

What threw some people, and by some people I mean provincial American journalists, was that the enemies came in waves of attack.

While enemies came in waves and you tended to barrel down into scripted fights, the sense of freedom in terms of movement was and still is unparalleled.

Losing a sibling is so so difficult... and it does come in waves.

How it feels to own a business comes in waves.

They'll often come in waves of similar messages like these did, clearly sent out by single person or company.

I agree biting definitely comes in waves, I'm so glad you found a solution that worked to keep your son from getting bit.

For consumers, the pain comes in waves, first when they have to live through the experience, and then when negotiating repairs and determining who pays.

The mental highs and lows come in waves, sometimes unexpectedly — and the crashes can be really tough to deal with.

The memories came in waves and the words just kept flowing onto the page.

My postdoctoral adviser was encouraging: He told me that faculty positions come in waves and that the job market will be better in the next couple of years.

Seek companionship comes in waves and then goes claim our dating.

Like any tower defense game, you have an objective you must defend from differing types of enemies that come in waves across the level.

Or perhaps it just comes in waves, and we're riding our way to the top again.

Sometimes it seems like interviews come in waves — like you won't get a single call for two months, and then you will receive two in a week.

If so, chances are you went from feeling a sense of relief all the way to experiencing painful moments that usually come in waves.

Changes are coming, though, and they are coming in a wave of new technologies for the corporate world that are closing the gap with home technology performance.

Normally in a tower defense game, the enemies come in waves, once a wave is defeated another wave will take its place.

Of course, Wolves shortly once again took control of the match and kept coming in waves as Leeds players chased the ball all over the pitch with little success.

Dressing up for work seems to come in waves for me and last week was a tidal wave of laziness.

Anti-intellectualism of this sort comes in waves, which may have just crested in Brexit.

In most startups, success comes in waves.

Defaults come in waves, and when incidence is high, so is severity of loss.

So in terms of where you've seen entrepreneurial activity and start up activity, it's kind of come in waves in fintech.

From Art Deco to Swiss Style to Grunge, design movements come in waves and unsurprisingly,...

George Friedman: Technology comes in waves: science moves into technology.

Recessions tend to come in waves through changes in credit and consumer spending conditions (often hand in hand).

Ministry comes in waves at times, and if you got ta be at the job, then the whole «crown of life» crown is gonna take a hit cause your shepherding got rescheduled to hit that last tent deadline.

Games come in waves, beginning at noon on the East Coast.

Milk directly from the breast comes in waves (letdowns), so babies have to continue sucking through a slow milk flow to be rewarded with an abundance of milk when letdown happens.

More like intense period pains than a terrible tightening coming in waves.

Your milk ejection reflex comes in waves — milk flows quickly, then slows down, then flows quickly again.

My kids go to playschool only a few hours a week, but it seems like the biting incidents come in waves.

But one thing is predictable: pandemic influenza viruses come in waves that typically peak about 6 to 7 weeks after they begin to climb.

Flu pandemics historically come in waves, often getting worse as they go.

I felt miserable and the sickness came in waves, but after everything was cleansed from my system and I replenished my body with nutrients from vegetables and lean protein, I started feeling healthy and energetic like I hadn't felt in years.

The urge to urinate typically comes in WAVES.

Though the warmer temperatures come in waves, it seems like each of these waves are lasting longer and longer in duration, and that's a telltale sign that spring and summer are really going to grace LA soon!

Inspiration comes in waves.

I love all the bonuses and the ability to upgrade your weapons in the game which is really needed when you fight those gigantic boss battles or when the enemies come in waves upon waves.

Frankie's relationship with Simone (Weinstein) throughout the film comes in waves.

The headlines and soundbites came in waves saying anything from «Cannes is dead» to «Cannes needs to change» to «Cannes change is here.»

The austerity packages came in waves while basic needs such as food, housing, health care and heating became luxurious necessities for middle and low income citizens who saw their households» incomes steadily shrink.

Those amendments mostly came in a wave of anti-Catholic sentiment toward the end of the 19th Century, in reaction to an immigration wave of Irish and then Italian and Polish Catholics.

Tiredness comes in waves as we tick off the main towns en route - Rennes, Caen, Rouen.

They generally come in waves.

Android 3.1 is rolling out now to Motorla Xoom [tracking page] devices on Verizon's network, however our Xoom still has no idea that an update is available, so it's likely coming in waves.

The Apple enthusiasts came in waves and the cries for «Just wait for the iPad2!»