The protesters arrived in waves, overwhelming the small police force.

Her letters from WAVES revealed how much she missed home during naval training.

The waves crashed against the rocky shore as the sun dipped below the horizon.

She waves at the departing train every morning.

At dawn the waveful coast seemed to breathe, each ripple catching the first light like a string of tiny mirrors.

After the storm, coastal engineers measured the waveful to assess flood risk along the shoreline.

Coastal artists timed their morning sketches to the rhythm of the wavefuls, capturing the sea's shifting moods.

My grandmother served as a WAVE in the U.S. Navy during World War II, handling communications and code work.

The shop owner tried to wave in passing tourists by standing at the entrance and smiling.

Underground reviewers often tack -wave onto niche styles to signal a shared aesthetic across specialized music scenes.