Sentence examples for slowly nudge from inspiring English sources

Self-nudging, is about focusing on each moment in front of you, rather than the end outcome, to slowly nudge yourself towards being bolder.

This fitness function causes the robots to circle around targets and slowly nudge them into a central position.

In a current set of experiments at a research reactor 8 kilometers from the main compound, physicists slowly nudge radioactive materials together, edging toward a critical mass--the point at which a chain reaction begins.

TAMPA, Fla., March 14 (Reuters) - Virginia Edmonds, standing in shallow water, used her legs to slowly nudge an ailing young manatee to one side of a treatment pool.

The piles would be slowly nudged together and added to leftover bread.

Sitting in a black BMW limousine, she juggled two cellphones, slowly nudging two ancient enemies together, if only temporarily.

There has been a changing of the guard over the past few years, with former hardy perennials like Mel Gibson, Jim Carrey and the two Toms, Cruise and Hanks, being slowly nudged out.

Glue was put around the plain bronze edges of the reliefs to attaching a steel frame; with the help of a crane, the reliefs were slowly nudged out.

While couples were once introduced exclusively by relatives and friends, the Aunt Bijis, as Muslims call their matchmakers, are now being slowly nudged out by a boom in Asian marriage Web sites, chat rooms and personal advertisements.

After slowly nudging itself into its final orbit about 200 miles above the surface, the spacecraft began in late February its $300 million mission of mapping the distribution and concentration of chemical elements and minerals on the planet's surface.

Before heading to bed on Tuesday night, I began randomly clicking on YouTube, and I ended up listening to Sly and the Family Stone's "Brave and Strong," a sprawling jam that slowly nudges toward uplift.