Sentence examples for nudging along from inspiring English sources

Instead, give him hints if he needs nudging along: "My friend just bailed on the camping trip, so it looks like I'm going to be free this next weekend".

And while my own experiences with death are always there, nudging along my doubt, this does not mean they are causing it.

Mr Tobkin says also that many more companies will want to make sure that they have duplicated ways of connecting to the Internet.Much of this is tinkering at the edges, or nudging along something that was taking place anyway.

Now, going full circle, Amin Karami and his colleagues at the University of Michigan, have figured out a way to power the pacemaker by harvesting energy produced by the beating of the very heart it is nudging along.

Mr. Freeman was sitting in the bar at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles one recent afternoon, doing interviews for the two films he has coming out this month and nudging along his dream project of making a big-budget adaptation of Arthur C. Clarke's "Rendezvous With Rama," a project that has attracted the interest of the director David Fincher.

On a recent day she was picking through a veggie selection that's almost twice as big as those in the States: "We've lived here for two years, and this is the only place I shop," she says, nudging along a shopping cart as Julie Andrews belts out "The Sound of Music" over the speaker system.

Some of the fledgling successes he has nudged along, like Poland and South Korea, were well along the path before he came to office.

It is true that, as the campaign has run its course, some American journalists have raised their game, nudged along, in part, by the social media.

At the core of the attraction for investors is the rising disposable income of Russians, nudged along by policies favoring the middle class, lest their challenge to President Putin's rule intensify.

Nudged along by Ms. Jones, however, construction on a glass-clad pavilion commenced in 2006, and the museum rallied and raised $80 million of the cost, which has created a state-of-the-art, climate-controlled, 21st-century display space inside the ornate shell of the original landmark building.

Hitt also revisits the tale of "Kennewick Man," whose ancient skull was declared by an investigator to be "Caucasoid-like," feeding speculation that Europeans predated Native Americans on North America, a notion nudged along by "the mass media, which follows the meandering will of the popular mob".