Sentence examples for a nod a from inspiring English sources

A nod, a smile.

A nod, a quick smile, a look away.

When a trader sells, he might catch an eye, a nod, a tap from someone agreeing to buy.

A nod, a glance, a slight smile: these are all she needs to suggest a commanding self-possession.

It used to be easier for fans to receive acknowledgment — a nod, a tip of the cap — as they called out to players on the field.

The player was then to acknowledge the chant with a nod, a tip of the cap or a wave of his glove.

He responds deliberately with a nod, an eyebrow wiggle, and a solemn, "Yeah".

Now he responded to a question or a proclamation with a simple nod or a weary smile.

It's a communal nod to a disease that desperately needs a cure.

[Update: SkyNews.com Editor @JonGrip calls it an "appointment" with an obvious nod and a wink].

Eastwood greeted Ricker with a calm nod and a grin.