| ride wave | 15.34 | Just ride the waves. | ||
| make wave | 9.55 | She made waves there. | ||
| follow wave | 7.57 | The sales follow a wave of new supply. | ||
| trigger wave | 7.50 | The ruling triggered a wave of protests. | ||
| send wave | 5.07 | The storm sent great waves crashing into the cliffs. | ||
| spark wave | 5.07 | The assassination sparked a wave of killings. | ||
| cause wave | 4.61 | Its contents caused more waves. | ||
| unleash wave | 3.69 | It unleashed a wave of violence across the West Bank and Gaza. | ||
| create wave | 3.36 | Nobody creates waves. | ||
| catch wave | 3.16 | Catch a wave in County Donegal. | ||
| see wave | 3.09 | I saw white waves. | ||
| launch wave | 2.83 | Kadhafi launched the wave of deportations in early September. | ||
| prompt wave | 2.37 | Its success has prompted a wave of imitators. | ||
| generate wave | 2.17 | Strong underwater earthquakes frequently generate tsunami waves. | ||
| face wave | 1.84 | They faced wave after wave of fresh troops. | ||
| do wave | 1.71 | She does the wave. | ||
| feel wave | 1.71 | You have to feel the waves. | ||
| suffer wave | 1.71 | The region has also suffered a wave of crime, especially abductions. | ||
| expect wave | 1.51 | Flanagan expects a wave of job cuts. | ||
| bring wave | 1.45 | That brought another wave of cheers from the audience. |