Sentence examples for blinks from inspiring English sources

Something is happening in the fragment of time when the shutter blinks and sees – and something looks back.

It's all about getting the moisture in the eyes to look right, getting the eyelids to flutter correctly when someone blinks, the corner of someone's lips to turn up a little just before they smile, because it's those subtle signal and movements that make a great performance by any actor.

Certainly, in today's Plexiglas faceoff between artist and audience, it's the latter that blinks first.

His voice tightens and he blinks.

Others think he is genuinely struggling to take his supporters past the biggest taboo of all which says they must never be left "defenceless".In this section When in roam Gordon's theorem Who blinks?

A former long-serving minister in Iraq's Kurdish government, who is a noted historian, barely blinks.

Now no one blinks when Indian companies raise billions of dollars.The government has offered tax breaks to multinational companies that list their local subsidiaries.

A HUGE GLOWING wall blinks blue and red at the torrent of commuters as they flow up the escalators and into the halls of Orchard Road station, one of the busiest on Singapore's transit system.

After several repetitions, the animals learned to blink after hearing the noise in anticipation of the puff of air, and they timed their blinks to avoid it.Looking at the brains of these animals, the researchers found that the labelled neurons had not only persisted but also appeared to mature into functionally wired neurons.

One: he blinks at the last minute and surrenders his mass-killing weaponry in compliance with Resolution 1441.

Two: it is Mr Bush who blinks by dropping his threat to use force if Saddam does not comply.