Sentence examples for started to nudge from inspiring English sources

Mortgage rates have already started to nudge up.

As a result, many emerging nations have started to nudge interest rates back toward precrisis levels and have instituted other measures meant to tamp down prices.

And from 2018 Crossrail, a fast new underground train running from east to west, should start to nudge prosperity eastwards.It will be working with the market, for high prices in the west have already pushed young and creative types in the same direction.

Temperatures should start to nudge up into the mid-60s on Wednesday under a mix of sunny and partly cloudy skies through the end of the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Fast-forward to the book's principal timeline, and Enid Lambert has started trying to nudge her three adult children back to the Midwest for one last holiday at the family home, before their tethers to the place break entirely and before their father, Alfred, fully succumbs to Parkinson's and dementia.

Inexplicable things indeed start to occur, nudging the film toward "The Blair Witch Project" territory.

They were obedient, but not robotic: I ground-drove them out into the parking lot alone, and Bonnie immediately started to overtake Stella and nudge her into a snowdrift.

Consider the above five tips as a starting point to nudge you in the right direction.

In particular, we have started to create better financial incentives to nudge corporate and personal consumers towards lower energy use.

I started to nod a little and nudge Kristina as I typed in the letters G, R and A. "Grammys!" Kristina barked, a bit too loudly.

A: In my late 20's I started to feel the entrepreneurial nudge.