Sentence examples for single wink from inspiring English sources
A single wink might tell the glasses to take a picture.
A single wink from a man would fluster Anna enough that she'd drop croissants and sprint for the bathroom.
That comic approach -- precise observations of characters and the gloriously absurd details of their lives, presented without a single wink at the audience -- is why "Guffman" and other films written and directed by Mr. Guest are so hilarious.
Who knew a single wink could make us all so giddy?
But Ms. Yelland and Mr. Sturrock play their roles without a single wry wink or grimace.
Places that treated me as a friend include Vivenda dos Palhaços (£55 per room, vivendagoa.com) in Majorda, Goa, and interior designer David Carter's fabulous 40 Winks (single room £90, 40winks.org) in London, where you get treated to gossip in the garden over G&Ts.
The lead single, "Ray Charles," is a wink and a nod to the soul great.
His mood during the challengers' debate last week was one of detached amusement, at one point shutting down Nigel Farage's argument with a single word and a wink to the audience.
Kevin McAleer, the author of "Dueling: The Cult of Honor in Fin-de-Siècle Fin-de-Siècle Fin-de-Siècle Germanyling was an attempt to recover "an illusory German past in which men of honor righted all manner of wrong with a single stroke of the winking blade".
His double-finger-gun-sly-wink at every single passing girl is sure to help you fill your dance card.
In 1998, Cam'ron's first single, "Horse & Carriage," introduced his winking, raunchy lilt to crossover radio; the song featured Mase, who was a year into platinum fame himself.
