Sentence examples for polite nudge from inspiring English sources
That it was Tom Hicks, their unpopular owner, who had to be roused from his slumber with a polite nudge as Liverpool recorded a routine victory over Bolton Wanderers probably says more about him than his team.
But Mr. Trump does it louder and more insistently, forcing the issue to the front of the agenda in a way that Mr. Obama's polite nudging did not.
His message, really, is that it's no longer polite or sensible to nudge leafy greens and beige crumbly things off to the side of your plate.
It is by changing Cuban society, and by offering an alternative to dependence on Mr Chávez's free oil, that American economic engagement might nudge Cuba to reform.Mr Obama was polite to Mr Chávez in Trinidad.
Sand dunes nudged the outskirts of the settlement, camels grazed on thorny shrubs, and everywhere we received the same neutral stares and polite, shut-down answers.
(Wink, wink. Nudge, nudge).
Wink wink, nudge nudge, get the picture?
