Sentence examples for time waving from inspiring English sources

As it happened, the same taxi driver arrived to take the visitors away and was treated to a second sight of the duchess, this time waving goodbye.

She saw President John F. Kennedy, who went by all the time, waving and smiling, as the embodiment of a special style of patriotism.

Two days later he was back, this time waving from the top step as he collected a gold medal in the discus.

Going in for the first time, waving torches around that deathly blue, menacing interior, was like "entering Tutankhamun's tomb", he said.

But one senses we are being pushed toward another attempt at nation rescue, this time waving the battle banner of the great lowland gorilla.

I should have put the remote down and got myself to Washington and stood in the crowd, freezing and cheering, maybe even, for the first time, waving a flag.

Then Congress stepped in and — metaphorically, this time — waved another wand.

And we can detect initial hand 100% at most five times waving motion of hand.

He's bumbling at times, waving instinctively (and awkwardly) when he recognizes Karen across a room, knowing full well she's there to take him him.

The lobbying and fund-raising of Johnny Chung, 50 times waved into the White House through Hillary Clinton's office, often with arms-dealing Chinese officials in tow?

For a short time Wave invites were a hot commodity.