Sentence examples for head wobble from inspiring English sources

"Yes, 24 hours," he said, with a head wobble.

In the end she opts for a head wobble, which could mean yes, or no... or anything in between.

He clasped his head in a namaste gesture and gave a little head wobble, followed by a bow to the camera.

India is known its head wobble or headshake, a gesture that ambiguously says neither yes nor no, but is often a polite way of avoiding overt refusal.

In Up in the Air (2009, Paramount, 15) that trademark Clooney smirk is turned up to 11, along with the associated horizontal head wobble which he has somehow made his own.

I drank and took drugs sufficient to give me bleeding gums and a Parkinsonian head wobble, conditions that compromised but did not prevent my other main hobby — having sex as often as possible.

He bit into it, his head wobbling slightly, his eyes wide and watery.

Paul Vogt plays Mrs. Garrett, the housemother in a girls' boarding school, her eyes rolling and her voice warbling as her head wobbles around on her neck in a hilarious parody of Charlotte Rae in the original series.

At a birthday party, an elderly uncle spills noodles into the cleavage of a busty old dame, before making a Carry On style attempt to tidy her up, leading to his exquisite head-wobbling outburst: "I am trying to clean and you are calling me arsehole!" Not even a blacked up Peter Sellers could match that.

The head did wobble in the wind, though, so I did a quick alteration, sewing a beanie hat to the 'u' shape so it sat a little more snuggly.

The girl shakes her head and wobbles back toward the park.