Sentence examples for of a wink from inspiring English sources

It's timely casting, and also a bit of a wink.

But there's something else -- a bit of a wink.

Its use was celebratory, but also a bit of a wink.

Couric later explained that she was offering "sort of a wink to women in the audience".

Zine culture was the internet before the internet; Olympia was "the town equivalent of a wink".

I soon realized I was not the only recipient of a wink; this woman knew how to work a crowd.

I was astonished when he brought this up before the National Book Award audience – in the form of a wink-nudge joke about being black," she writes.

Bruce Arena had a bit of a wink-wink towards Messrs Gerrard and Giovani when, after the Sounders loss, he said of his midsummer signings: "I knew it wasn't perfect the way we went about doing this.

(essentially Herbie: Fully Loaded, but with a dog instead of a winking car).

There is now more of a winking quality to the act, a sense that we're all in on the joke.

Now, on page 19, we're gonna need you to do a full signature again, then sort of a winking smiley face.