make waves

She'd seen what making waves had done to the rest of her family.

I try not to ask for special treatment or make waves.

To make sure you're not the one making waves, remember your audience.

The report made waves across the world and led to a series of similar reports.

Try not to make waves in your personal relationships this month.

We will watch the bullets to see how they make waves.

His donation of 1.5 million also made waves within the community.

Now the committee could step back, go quiet, stop making waves.

But he wants someone who, as vice president, would not make waves or be a threat.

He did, a little, but it was still powerful enough to make waves in my water glass.

"You begin to feel what it's like to walk into a room and not make waves," he said.

From that point until they got the word, the team would have little to do except avoid making waves.

A strange new woman showing up in town and making waves.

If you make waves right now, you'll lose your funding.

You don't like to make waves or ask too many questions.

"This job requires that you make waves if you're going to do it right."

The last thing she will do is make waves that would interfere with her financial security.

"The bad news is you're not going to make waves.

I'm the type of player that likes to make waves and be different.

"Sometimes you just have to make waves of your own," she muttered.

The real revolution is that you get to make waves, not just ride them.

When the article appeared last spring, it made waves in Israel.

The grandmother had no patience for those who lost control and made waves.

He promised to stay out of trouble, be responsible, and not make waves.

If your goal, rather, is to avoid making waves, you may find yourself suddenly all at sea.