Sentence examples for waving both from inspiring English sources

Waving both looks fidgety and distracting; using one looks natural and emphasizes a point.

Moore ran toward the Saints' cheering section, waving both arms, imploring the fans on.

From the shore, the nationalities are often blurred, with properties waving both the Stars and Stripes and the Maple Leaf.

Gyrating in his seat, waving both arms over his head and then pumping a fist, Sterling yelped: "The Yankees win.

"All the good-paying jobs are here, and so I am here," he said, waving both American and Mexican flags.

He was mobbed by his teammates at home plate, and when the fans chanted for a curtain call, he came out of the dugout waving both arms.

She waved both times the horn erupted.

I wave both hands as though something is wrong.

Then he waved both hands and blew a kiss.

At another point, leaning into the saxophone section, he waved both arms and shouted "More!," inducing the desired effect.

Crowds make fist-clenching salutes and beat their chests, or they wave both hands in the air, jumping as if in ecstasy.