Sentence examples for wave enthusiastically from inspiring English sources

Just after lunch, Hollande emerged at his office balcony to wave enthusiastically down to journalists and passersby below.

As we waited for the traffic light to change, my friend began to wave enthusiastically to a person on the opposite corner.

For writers and media companies looking for yet more ways to adjust to the digital tide, Mr. Ebert demonstrated that it is much easier to surf a wave enthusiastically than to crankily swim against it.

Males tend to wave enthusiastically in big crowds, presumably to stand out from their rivals, but they slow their gesticulating by about 30% when alone, researchers report online today in Biology Letters.

Workers wave enthusiastically when they spot a foreigner in the motorboat, until an angry man, presumably their boss, orders the men to get back to work.

I gave them a big, hearty smile and a friendly wave, enthusiastically lifting my horrific sign up higher, gesturing to cars as if beckoning them to a junior high charity car wash.

Finally, one of them saw him and waved enthusiastically.

Boczek greeted me in his driveway, waving enthusiastically.

Joggers, both white and black, waved enthusiastically as they ran by.

But he still waved enthusiastically to a throng of supporters near the school entrance.

A few feet away, the hotel's gardener watered a collection of aloe vera plants and waved enthusiastically in my direction.