Sentence examples for an acknowledging from inspiring English sources

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Walking around the Olympics in her Georgian team jacket, Allison Reed often gets an acknowledging nod, a pat on the back or words of sympathy, like sorry for your loss.

'No,' he says with an acknowledging grin, 'the servants did that.' Yet for all his rejection of these people and their values - he is a fervent Democrat, describing Bush as 'a heartbeat away from being President' - he embraces them in his plays and is himself something of the gentle patrician.

Some people use this expression: 'I'll see you next week, b'li neder' -- in English, 'but I'm not taking a vow on it".' There is a kind of modesty in such a statement, an acknowledging of the unpredictability of life and the human heart, particularly the young heart.

The X1F move is a follow-up to an acknowledging move; for example: John (a1): Have a banana.

From an acknowledging flick of the arm to a slightly forced nod in time to the singing, the German Chancellor retains a stiff posture until the end, when she manages a carefree laugh before shuffling her papers.

Faced with a controller demanding a ticket, try this: point to a friend (or, in desperate circumstances, a receptive-looking stranger) at the other end of the train car, and after exchanging an acknowledging wave, explain, "my boyfriend/girlfriend is over there, holding my ticket".

LC-A acknowledges support from the Huntsman Cancer Foundation.

He was also an acknowledged expert in the end game.

Their last gathering, five years ago, was an acknowledged failure.

RW is an acknowledged musculo-skeletal specialist in radiology.

To this end, an acknowledged car-following model is coupled with a lane-changing model.