Sentence examples for nudges of from inspiring English sources

He could not separate his American bulldogs with nudges of a chair or bursts of a garden hose, so he took matters into his own hands.

Where once Tomb Raider led the field, now it merely rides with the pack, offering nudges of modest invention and improvement, but little to truly inspire and amaze.

Williams and Gillette often communicate, much to each other's bafflement, even with nonverbal cues, Williams guiding Gillette through drills, with subtle nudges of a shoulder, repositioning of a foot or press of the back.

There's a remarkably civilized lightness about the experience, which transcends the familiar winks and nudges of complicity that are found in so much only-too-well-schooled contemporary art.

The Mail's much-praised campaigning for the truth about the racist murder in 1993 of the black teenager Stephen Lawrence sits uneasily with the endless xenophobic nudges of its immigration coverage.

Finally, when taken online, there's scant chance your experience is going to go well with players our for themselves and a lack of the nudges of a truly co-op game like Left 4 Dead implemented to work against such negative play.

Cat-love the nudge of furry-hard head.

The gentle nudging of Trent Lott to just go.

Scrum after scrum featured a multi-coloured nudge of some sort.

Do you have a better name, or a better nudge of kind?

Dogs were Peggy's constant companions; the nudge of a muzzle brought her joy.