Instead, he will wink at the Tory MPs whose support he covets in order to succeed Mr Cameron.
Granted, there is not much chance that Lightning McQueen, a talking, grinning red hybrid between a Mazda Miata and a Dodge Viper from Pixar's animated film "Cars" will wink at you on the street.
Then he'll wink at you as he disappears into a sea of fashion assholes who just flew in from Paris or some bullshit... —By Annette LAnnetteRAnnette
If the Bush administration is truly interested in promoting democracy, it will also tell Pakistan's military dictator, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, that it will no longer wink at his constitutional manipulations and fraudulent electoral exercises.
If you're really daring, and you think that she'll like it, wink at her. Use caution when winking to avoid looking creepy.
Are the justices really so crass and celebrity-happy that they will wink to the cameras and arrive at arguments with a treasury of one-liners up their sleeves?
In conversation, she will look you in eye in order to memorize your face; she will present, in succession, like cards from a deck, her sixty-two facial expressions; she will wink in patterns designed to put you at ease.
He will not wink at us, but sometimes he winks at himself.
"Thomas will sometimes wink at my father and say, 'I'm the son that kept your name,' " Mr. Pantzar said.
I will never wink at you again.
