Examples of using A new wave in English and their translations into Polish
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In general, there is a new wave of circulation to nature:
This coincided with a new wave of teachers arriving from India.
Every day there will be a new wave, which will increase in size.
Today, we're focusing on a new wave of innovation.
A new wave of microbreweries, together with several novel coffee shops,
A new wave of Polish migration to Slough has followed since Poland became part of the European Union.
A new wave of visitors came to see him
Winter Severity Index is a New Wave project from Rome, by Simona Ferrucci,
It will also help trigger a new wave of high quality investment in both directions,
Mr Barroso also repeatedly argued for a new wave of mass immigration
this one-year endeavour will begin a new wave of Plans bearing the ark of the Cause into the third century of the Bahá'í Era.
Artificial flowers in recent years, experiencing a new wave of popularity associated with the fashion for feng shui.
As of the early'80s there was kind of a new wave punk scene sort of bubbling up here in Seattle.
In the world has been discarded for a new wave of excitement- game avatar the legend of Aang.
Superheroes in science fiction or quasi-sci-fi films save the world from annihilation(or self-destruction), while in a new wave of horror movies they do battle with zombies.
Supreme Court ruling in that blocked a new wave of anti-abortion efforts are now using that decision to try undoing laws on the books for decades in a lawsuit filed Thursday.
this is why we now see a new wave of the crisis, which is a government debt crisis.
his popularity launched a new wave of Kung Fu manhua.
What might be the effects of the distortion to competition caused by a new wave of unfair treatment of economic players?
The arrival of spring brought the Far East not only the long-awaited warmth and sun, but also a new wave of forest fires.