Sentence examples for tiny nod from inspiring English sources
And she read it out, and looked over to her gifted, lyrical sister, and gave a tiny nod.
Now nearly 10 years in the business, they have nailed a sort of loungy minimalism as their aesthetic – a tiny nod to Mary-Kate's style, but without a floppy fedora in sight.
In a world where we no longer always know our neighbors, there's comfort in finding community by looking across a crowded room and giving a tiny nod to our comrades in outfit.
Your lips move and you make tiny nods as you count the seats ahead.
I have this image -- it's with me often as I go about the day -- of Noreen reviewing her composition (extraordinary enough with its "long thick eyelashes" and "tiny wrists"), nodding, walking away, and then, like any writer driven to self-correction, coming back.
Her fans chronicle their efforts on message boards and blogs with titles like Teeny Tiny Quest, a nod to the body type Ms. Anderson is famous for helping to form.
When you rode up in the tiny elevators, you nodded to other collectors.
And Strauss's petite parcels augured a profusion of miniatures: a nod to tiny masterworks on display in the new galleries.
"This part always goes to the chef," he said, popping the tiny end slice into his mouth and nodding approvingly.
The tiny bond is a nod to fellow Democrats who are plotting a 2016 ballot campaign to extend Brown's 2012 tax increase beyond its 2018 expiration.
