Examples of using First wave in English and their translations into Slovak
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First wave.
At least the first wave.
The first wave's done.
I was put in the first wave.
The first wave was industrial.
Jayne and I take the first wave.
And the first wave of protests start.
Not yet. Wait for the first wave.
The first wave of ships is finished at last.
This however, is merely the first wave.
Prior to the first wave of enlargement in 1999.
Expose the gun so as to keep the first wave of attackers.
First wave of competitions satisfactorily completed.
You can call this the first wave of privatization.
Fortunately, this fellow didn't write on the first wave.
Do you like also the first wave with names as Venom and Bathory?
I have a feeling that this is just the first wave.
They should be done with the first wave of households by the end of the year.
I'm now ready to jump into the First Wave.
The first wave of approval of enrollment lists begins on July 27, and the order is posted after August 1.
Look, they're unloading drugs from the first wave that got past us.
When the first wave of euphoria about previously unknown types of design ceilings subsided, the question arose whether they are not harmful to health.
Cheap units are useful to soak up the first wave of an enemy's attack;
A first wave of legislation was adopted, starting with the 1975 Surface Water Directive1 and culminating in the 1980 Drinking Water Directive2.
The Intel XMM 7115modem is designed to support the industry's first wave of devices and applications based on NB-IoT.
After the first wave of flowering, the vines are pruned to the first buds, giving the opportunity to create new shoots that bloom in late summer;
The first strawberry mustache shoots immediately after the first wave of flowering, they grow a little bit and they grow quite slowly.
First wave of the smartwatch boom is probably behind us and while the chinese manufacturers are slowly catching up with the product quality, there is still a lot to be desired.
Commission President Romano Prodi and the 10 Commissioners-designate launched a first wave of websites on the European Union in the languages of the new Member States today.
Countries like Malaysia andbusinesses like Yusari are poised to skip over the first wave, and catch the much more scalable and cost-effective second wave of adoption.