Sentence examples for a nudge of from inspiring English sources

And with the smooth automatic set to "sport" mode, a nudge of the throttle brings forth the turbo boost.

Both candidates focused on giving their backers a nudge of resolve — a stiffening of the spine, an inspiration to vote and a rationale for doing so.

The 2009 vintage is full of the joys of a warm summer: abundant raspberry and blackberry with a hint of spice and a nudge of tannin.

Schwab and his colleagues were able to get closer than ever to that theoretical limit with their measurements, demonstrating as well a phenomenon called back-action, by which the act of observing something actually gives it a nudge of momentum.

Other creative uses of the Kinect involve drawing 3-D doodles in the air and then rotating them with a nudge of the hand, and manipulating colorful animated puppets on a computer screen.

Normal tractors' engines rev up and down more; a nudge of the joystick is followed by a loud clatter, a plume of smoke and, finally, a jerk to the tracks.

Do Older Workers Need a Nudge Out of the Workplace?

Birthdays circa 12 December get a nudge out of any tight spot.

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

Los Angeles could use a nudge on the issue of greater height and density near transit stops.

In the absence of a nudge, abolition of the death penalty could be posited as an entry into a trading bloc or partnership.