Sentence examples for but wink from inspiring English sources

Survival is now the key, but Wink and Hushpuppy realise that this is only possible if the waters can be induced to fall by some desperate guerrilla measure – waters that are being kept high by the levee wall that is keeping the folks on the other side dry.

But wink will almost certainly raise questions of privacy.

It's a delicate balance, but Wink says for example that spam control will be implemented shortly to prevent antisocial users from gaming the system.

"[Sandy] has the stock answer for that: 'Elvis was the best kisser, but Wink is the best husband,'" Martindale said with a laugh.

My to-be-read pile is enormous, but winking ominously at me is Jane Austen's "Emma".

The man all but winked knowingly whenever the subject of medicinal marijuana came up, for instance.

And is his slightly blackened left eye all but winking at the wholesale violence that preceded the camera's click?

Asked if he meant that foreign advisers or trainers were present, he declined to reply but winked broadly, twice.

The prosciutto might be Parma, but winks to Portland's lively farmers' markets are evident in dishes like a deliciously playful ruffle of batter-fried sprouting broccoli and kale rapini, ready to be dunked in creamy tonnato sauce.

But, winks Zanda Kalnina-Lukasevica, parliamentary state secretary for EU affairs, Latvia will be delighted to share its experience "if anyone's interested".Latvia may prove more assertive on foreign policy.

The movie's guiding spirit, unnamed but winked at in a plot twist (a climactic broadcast that Alice calls a "telethon" — the delicious full title is "The Legend of a Swan: a Telethon for Change"), is Jerry Lewis.