We're about to ride the wave of technological opportunity.

Wave anyway, as if you're a pretty girl out for a ride.

Then I followed the attempts of some people to ride the wave of these demonstrations and to take advantage of its slogans

Ride high, ride high, ride!

Wave, child, wave.

Ride high, ride!

In the last few years, while American leaders continued to ride the neoliberal wave, much of the rest of the world was already standing on the shore.

Ride high, ride high.

But this wave started, and if I question the wave, or try to stop the wave or look back at the wave,

The second wave was the mutated, super killer wave.

Ride him, Charlie! Ride him!

But if I go with the wave, and I trust the wave and I move with the wave,

Well, if you ride, you ride up on the boot.

Ride a bull. Ride a tougher bull.

The second wave

The first wave

But the wave...

WAVE

Wave

Wave...

Wave

Ride!

Ride!

It's just a ride, it's just a ride.

But a wave is not in the ocean. A wave is the ocean.

And the position of a wave is well where the wave is, mostly.

Second ride is half fare, folks. Take advantage of the second ride.

The next time you ride in armed, you ride out feet first.

If you can ride a bike, ride that thing.

What about the wave ?

Figure 1. The evolution of Indian OFDI from first wave to second wave

Over longer distances, a shock wave can change from a nonlinear wave into a linear wave, degenerating into a conventional sound wave as it heats the air and loses energy.

Wave form

Wave speed

Wave size

New Wave

Wave Filter

Horizontal Wave

Vertical Wave

Thanks for the ride.

It was the ride.

Horsyback ride.

Ride on!

Ride, D'Artagnan.

We'll ride.