They shake their heads in unison.
Lemieux and I bobbed our heads in unison, like Wayne and Garth.
Her aunt and mother, lifelong Republicans, nodded heads in unison.
Ripples of applause greeted the shuddering sub-bass, with groups of young lads bobbing their heads in unison.
This particular morning on the E train, I glance up and see an elderly couple nodding their heads in unison and tapping their feet in time.
We shook our heads in unison as I copied the link from the tweet, clicked on the browser at the bottom of my screen to access Gmail, and began composing a new message with the subject heading "TO READ".
Half a dozen of Beanie's friends and handlers were nodding their heads in unison, and Beanie himself was rapping along, offering running commentary: "Yo, we in church right now — this one make you get the Holy Ghost".
Sometimes the dancing resembles a stadium wave, and sometimes it feels more like Broadway, with thousands of people shaking first their right fist, then their left fist, then clapping over their head in unison while singing.
Half a dozen of Beanie's friends and handlers were nodding their heads in unison, and Beanie himself was rapping along, offering running commentary: "Yo, we in church right now this one make you get the Holy Ghost".
Hyperkinetic, like a Lenny Bruce with drumsticks, he led the band in syncopation exercises, and by the fourth run-through of the song the band's music jumped from their instruments as the students bobbed their heads in unison.
Pressed for more, she looked at Mr. Gschwendtner; they shook their heads in unison and said that they live on the top floor of a two-story house, with the bottom floor belonging to Mr. Gschwendtner's mother.
