Rolling
Wave
Wave noun - A moving ridge on the surface of water.
Both words in one sentence
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There, rolling down upon me, over what appeared to be a snowy plain, I saw a gigantic black wave.
Source: World-Wrecking Wave -
Rolling Stone and Village Voice (actually founded in 1955) were part of the first wave of the "underground press".
Source: Newspapers - At one point, it cut to an interior shot showing balls rolling around on a pool table due to the room tilting from a wave rolling underneath the building.
Source: Ground Wave
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