I'd wave cheerfully to my neighbors and mutter something idiotic about fresh air while I burned with shame.
Laban's system addresses the difference, for instance, between waving cheerfully or sadly, or the many differences in touch.
Toddlers play at the edges, and an adult can swim around it in no time, all the while waving cheerfully to the family back on land.
Mr. Navalny, the television star Kseniya Sobchak and the liberal organizer Ilya Yashin all reported to the Investigative Committee for questioning at 11 a.m., waving cheerfully to photographers on their way in.
First, the very last sentence of the book must seem baffling to the vast majority of readers: "As he fell, Leamas saw a small car smashed between great lorries, and children waving cheerfully through the window".
After the Solemn Mass — a pageantry-laden ceremony celebrated mostly in Latin — he boarded an open-topped jeep and rode around St. Peter's Square as thousands of cameras, smartphones and tablet computers immortalized what unfolded: The pope waving cheerfully, kissing several babies and tenderly hugging a disabled boy.
It seemed impossible that anything could live here, but waving cheerfully as we touched down on the small landing strip was Dios, crisply uniformed, who drove us in a Land Rover up a bone-rattling steep track to the camp, almost invisible above the plain.
Some of the more creative uses of the wave that I've experienced include: a gardener giving me a hearty wave before he began spraying pesticide in my general direction; a man in a passing car waving vigorously at me (moments later I learned that my gas cap was open); and a neighbor waving cheerfully to me from down the street (as I approached her, she asked me to make a donation to a charity).
The girl waved goodbye cheerfully.
