Sentence examples for day nods from inspiring English sources
"It was a war, every day," nods Haigh, "it really was".
Dark in theme and surprisingly harsh sounding, "The Next Day" nods to high points in his past, notably "Lodger," from 1979, but the lyrics are unusually direct and unflinching for an artist who has often hidden behind masks or wrapped bleakness in obliqueness.
The Spanish businessman, who was awarded a government contract earlier that day, nodded.
Drone appears to be a conservatively dressed person in his or her thirties or forties who enjoys "The Office" and LOLcats, and spends most of day nodding head amiably and forwarding e-mails.
Meanwhile, see how theyRise against their rootednessOn a gusty day, Nodding one and allTo one another, as they Rise again and fall, Swept by flutteringsSo that they appear a greatConsort of sweet strings.
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The president, in his speech on Thursday, nodded in this direction.
The England striker, a surprise inclusion in the starting lineup with Spurs facing Chelsea in the Premier League on Sunday, nodded in the winner with 12 minutes remaining.
"Basically, we are all dream teams," Ball said on Tuesday, nodding toward his N.B.A.-altitude teammates who deliver spikes rather than dunks.
"I have never seen so much secret police in my life," a shopper could be overheard telling her friend near the central Haft-e Tir Square on Saturday, nodding at groups of men wearing fashionable clothes that did not suit them.
