Sentence examples for get a nudge from inspiring English sources

Birthdays circa 12 December get a nudge out of any tight spot.

Not until Ross departed after close on an hour's hard graft did England get a nudge on.

Managers might get a nudge to thank a team member in writing, with a link for drafting a thank-you email.

That approach may get a nudge forwards in autumn.But despite the secretary-general's warning, the nuclear-weapons states will probably keep the conference going, even in its moribund state.

They were mercilessly whistled out of things in the first half, particularly at scrum time (despite not obviously suffering), then convinced the referee to favour them in the second (when their scrum did seem to get a nudge on).

Sometimes we have to get a nudge from Mother Nature -- a signal to stop and notice how miserable we really are.

The city's revival is getting a nudge from the state and national governments as well.

Republicans got a nudge this week from conservative activist groups, including the Club for Growth and Heritage Action for America, which called for the budget measure's passage.

"I know the lad's got a nudge early doors," goes the extract, "but big Heskey's gone down like Buddy Holly there".

Teachers are being recruited to run: In Connecticut, 2016 National Teacher of the Year Jahana Hayes decided to seek a seat in Congress after she said she got a nudge from Sen. Chris Murphy (D).

But it got a nudge in that direction when Canada invoked a seldom-used power to override that patent, ignoring Bayer's protests to order a million tablets of a generic version of Cipro from another company, Apotex.