Sentence examples for nudges off from inspiring English sources

Ann hugs herself and playfully nudges off her shoes.

He eschewed any ambitious front-foot drives or lofted blows, relying instead on angular nudges off the front foot or crafted deflections off the back.

Quick was nudged off his angle but made a blocker save and then flung forward to stop Bickell's rebound chance, again making a save with his blocker.

This splendidly icy, opaque picture goes further still, showing a world nudged off its axis and an emotional topography where the signposts are backwards and the satnav scrambled.

Winn then brought the ball downcourt and drove to the basket, but his layup just nudged off the glass, setting up the first overtime.

But having been immediately nudged off the top by Coventry and Norwich, Millwall bounced back with panache in an eventful thrashing of the former at the Den.

Argentina's response was swift, Batistuta winning and converting a debatable penalty five minutes later after being nudged off the ball by Daniel Prodan near the byline.

But smaller objects could be nudged off course with "kinetic impactors," which are basically bullet-spacecraft stuffed with lead and copper.

Sometimes at 10,000 feet a bird would land on a cinematographer's lap and have to be nudged off with one hand, while he held a heavy 35-millimeter film camera in the other.

In 1996 she was "nudged off" after questioning Lord Chadlington's appointment as chairman - "I felt he'd been shoehorned in" - but continued her defence of the house's artists when she sat on the steering committee for Richard Eyre's report into London's lyric theatres.

The idea is that any asteroids that might get in our way can be gently nudged off course.