Sentence examples for waved from inspiring English sources

"We let the American people know we have not waved the white flag of surrender," she said.

But when a crook waved a pistol in Leonardo Bonucci's face last October, the Juventus defender punched his assailant twice before chasing him up the street.

The driver looked up and waved … Too late again, Mister Bond.

He says they waved as he flew in low and slow over the National Mall, over the reflecting pool and onto the Capitol's west lawn.

Some protesters also waved yellow bananas, a riposte to pro-Beijing counter-protesters who, from the demonstration's sidelines and in pro-mainland local media, have accused them of being "fake Chinese" fomented by "foreign forces".

"I hope I look that good when I'm 92," the president quipped, as Halvorsen stood and waved.

While all this squalor is as unmistakable as a septic wound waved under our noses, there are darker, deeper currents moving within Maupassant's work.

By the time of the film six years afterward, sporting facilities such as the Sheffield Arena, Don Valley Stadium (the floodlights of which can been seen in the back of the canal scene shot), Hillsborough Leisure Centre and the Ponds Forge complex, all built for the student games, had long since waved goodbye to the young competitors – but Sheffield taxpayers were, and still are, footing the bill.

Referee Nicola Rizzoli had a clear view of the incident but waved for the teams to play on.

When patches of drying rice blocked my way I was unsure how to proceed, but smiling women in nón lá paddy hats waved me across, and I rode gently over the grains.

Within minutes of starting canvassing on the Kirkbarrow estate, three drivers have honked and waved at the candidate.