Sentence examples for nudging in from inspiring English sources

"Kid's good," muttered Bollettieri, nudging in the ribs anyone within nudging distance.

Even after the violence began, Mr. Obama and his aides kept quietly nudging in hopes that Mr. Assad would make the right choice.

Although the idea may not sell well in the Southeast, the balance of power in college football is clearly nudging in this direction.

It is a typically early-Cubist, dun-colored congeries of arrowing lines and shaded planes, nudging in and out of shallow pictorial depth.

Nudging in this direction though, and thus worth mentioning, are works by Andrea Gaydos Landau (sculptor), Skyler Brickley (painter), Cal Lane (sculptor/installation artist) and Allison Gildersleeve (painter).

Several recent acquisitions suggest it might be nudging in that direction.

At the midpoint, Alydar nudged in front but couldn't pull away.

Young performers were firmly nudged in the path of reporters by publicists.

"Because we're competing for corporate sponsors, they nudge in front of you".

But, nudged in the right direction, his idea could develop in a practical way, helping to boost trade and investment.

Hero: Kris Draper, who nudged in Game 6's vital first goal with his chin, costing him three teeth.