Sentence examples similar to offer gesture from inspiring English sources

Samsung does offer gesture-based controls (think Kinect for the Xbox 360) on some of its newer TVs.

In return for an Israeli settlement building freeze, Mr. Mitchell is trying to get Arab nations to offer gestures like reopening Israeli trade offices in several countries and allowing Israeli planes to use their airspace.

Attempts to get Israel to freeze settlement building in the West Bank and East Jerusalem came to naught, as did efforts to get important Arab states to offer gestures to Israel to win such a freeze.

Barclays says that its 93 per cent consumer uphold rate before the Ombudsman "is a result of the fact that we were the first bank to offer gestures of goodwill payments to customers, which meant that we took back a large volume of claims from the [Ombudsman] … and proactively settled in favour of the customers in order to help the [Ombudsman]… clear a backlog".

Ultrasound chip offers gesture control for mobiles.

The new HTC One offers gesture control, another popular feature among new smartphones.

It also offers gesture commands, meaning that it recognizes certain movements for certain commands.

Everything becomes political here, I offered, gesturing around the room.

We have committed to work with their banks to make sure the funds are released as soon as possible and have offered gestures of goodwill".

"This is called Back Bimlow Walls," he offered, gesturing at a particularly photogenic outcrop that ended abruptly in a sheer cliff.

The point of the 10-month building lull, they say, was to offer a gesture that would bring the Palestinian Authority back to the negotiations.