new wave

"Do you like new wave music any better these days?"

He had been hit by a new wave of depression.

So it was a little kind of a new wave country song.

How high can this new wave of players take the conference?

They were the only band that said anything for the new wave.

Seems particularly to be the new wave in executive health plans.

More recently, a new wave of development has been proposed which could take the town's population to about 40,000 by 2021.

A new wave of technology will put the world at people's fingertips.

Like most of the new wave, they come from middle-class families.

The new wave of diplomats often came from those programs.

Here's what not to miss of the neighborhood's new wave.

Charles was not quite so committed to the new wave.

We need a new wave of treatment for women and children."

A whole new wave of customers would arrive at any moment.

In this setting, the food looks and feels new wave.

The new wave of attacks is likely to be on economic targets.

The late 70s and early 80s brought a new wave of creativity to the scene.

On April 21, a new wave of strikes hit the country.

Matching up to the past is not the only challenge for the new wave of Americans.

They changed the name five times to reflect each new wave of style.

A new wave of protest rose in the room, but I cut it off.

What are the key differences in this new wave of pills?

But a new wave occurred after the fall of Communism.

That, he warned, could lead to a new wave of crime.

Later that year, the new wave of Christian persecution began.