Sentence examples for nod of support from inspiring English sources

Less than two weeks after suspending emergency rule, King Gyanendra got a nod of support from two of his most important allies.

The young man leaves without a compliment or nod of support for her, even though her image has saturated the television airwaves for weeks.

"Thank you," she says, "I'll be sure to tell him that". The young man leaves without a compliment or nod of support for her, even though her image has saturated the television airwaves for weeks.

In last year's non-contest to lead the IMF, Agustin Carstens, the highly respected chief of Mexico's central bank, barely got a nod of support from developing countries; the French candidate, Christine Lagarde, was a shoo-in (and the same nationality as her predecessor as managing director).

Though the Tuileries plays host to Fashion Week and summer carnivals, Colette Carnaval marks the first time a brand has been granted access to the gardens for a public event — a generous nod of support from the city, and further evidence of Colette's clout in the fashion capital.

Drivers honked and shouted support as they passed, and a woman distributed tickets to the museum among the protesters a quiet nod of support.

In a nod to Natalie's largess, I've opened my guest bedroom to young writers and performers in need of support.

A truthful person tends to nod in support of a statement or answer at the same time it is being given; when someone is trying to deceive, a delay may occur.[1].

"I feel bitter," Theofilou said of the lack of support to nods of agreement by Kastrioti who waited for her turn to board.

In the dressing stall next door, Marcus Camby, 38 and another member of the alumni association to return this season, nodded in support of Thomas's logical assertion.

"Along with the World Bank and other donors, DfID support constitutes not only financial support but a nod of approval for the Ethiopian regime to bring about 'economic development' for the few at the expense of basic human rights and livelihoods of its economically and politically most marginalised ethnic groups," she said.