When, after some improvement, he instead began a long and steep decline, his wife Valerie largely forsook her art, her yoga classes and her friendships to care for him, waving off acquaintances' offers of assistance and her children's pleas that she hire help.
While the incident never turned violent, according to the team, Allen had to be restrained by team officials and was sanctioned for repeatedly waving off attempts by assistant coaches to calm down.
"The grease you need for flavor," he said, waving off questions of health.
That's like Rajon Rondo waving off Kobe for a jumper.
"I can't tell you anything, except it won't be in just one location," he said, waving off their pleas for details.
Flight DSA1 took off yesterday from Britain's first new airport for 50 years - waved off by a bevy of at least 17 Robin Hoods and Maid Marians dressed up in lincoln green and waving toy bows and arrows in triumph.
Mr. Kelly offers shades of the astronaut John Glenn, who headed up the Emergency Committee for Gun Control after the shooting deaths of Senator Robert F. Kennedy and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Political operatives on both sides of the aisle in Arizona widely expect Mr. Kelly to eventually run for office himself, something he has waved off for now.
Referees show players a yellow card infrequently for diving, preferring to simply wave off any appeals for a foul, even though it is a cautionable offense under the Laws of the Game.
Westbrook had the go-ahead jumper from the right side with 1 06 left, as several Nuggets looked for it to be waved off with several hands near the rim eager for a tip-in.
At a lamppost, one of my fellow passengers asked a man for directions but was waved off.
