Sentence examples for a bit of a nudge from inspiring English sources

But as Tuesday wore on, it decided that "market supply and demand" needed a bit of a nudge.

"The idea of a modernist landmark was something we really needed a bit of a nudge on," Mr. Green allowed.

"It's given us a lot of confidence and probably given Pakistan a bit of a nudge as well that we are here to be serious," he said.

But the logic of the deal, and its potential savings, should encourage discussion between the two boards — with a bit of a nudge from arbitrageur investors.

But most of us need a bit of a nudge before we will face down the Big Questions: Who are we?

You need a bit of a nudge before you see what's unusual about them – ie they are old, whereas most farm animals are dispatched to the abattoir in their youth (and in many cases in their infancy).

It took a bit of a nudging to get her to own her voice and her role as a prominent player in the tech industry, YC Partner Kat Manalac said at a small roundtable discussion ahead of the conference.

" I think in Britain they've always had a slightly naughty image – a bit of a 'nudge, nudge, wink, wink' association," accedes Brian Grey, marketing manager for Ideal Standard, which launched "Tris", a domestic wood-clad bathroom cabin combining a shower, steam room and sauna, three years ago.

"It has a bit of a wink or a nudge, but it's not outrageous or silly," said Dan Lundberg, global marketing director for Kahlúa at the Absolut Company unit of Pernod Ricard.

While the new survey is a bit of an outlier, it nudges Murray's lead on our overall trend estimate to just over five points (50.5% to 45%).

Thursday's exercise, the organizers acknowledge, was a bit of a stunt to publicize the issues and nudge Congress and the presidential candidates.