Sentence examples for waving by from inspiring English sources

The second guest, who is to go in tonight, is led off, waving, by one of the policemen.

A boy with brilliant orange hair, a wagging pink tongue and hands waving by his ears sneered down at Sony.

In the distance, the last people we saw as we rounded the hairpin bend were Pashka and Sofia, still waving by the house.

Early signs of autism can be subtle, but symptoms that could warrant further investigation include a lack of smiling by six months, and the absence of babbling or gestures like pointing and waving by 12 months.

But by fusing sculpture, architecture and the ancient landscape into a forceful visual narrative, the New Acropolis Museum delivers a revelation that trumps the tired arguments and incessant flag waving by both sides.

In "A Lover's Almanac," sketches of Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Edison are juxtaposed with the hesitancies of two modern lovers upended, beetlelike, antennae feebly waving, by the messages of the time.

Outsiders had to take it on trust that all the shouting and hand-waving by men in brightly coloured jackets meant they were paying, or being paid, a fair price.Over the past decade financial exchanges have changed out of all recognition.

"Wave," by Sonali Deraniyagala: shattering.

They also appear on placards waved by his supporters.

"I did it after antisemitic banners were waved by fans of the teams," he said.

Tall yellow and gold flags waved by the side of wide new roads.