Sentence examples for waving it over from inspiring English sources

Malcolm picked up the Geiger counter and walked with it, waving it over the ground.

Michael Heseltine also staged a protest with the mace in the 1970s, waving it over his head.

On The New York Times site, online readers will be able to perform a virtual version of the demonstration from the videos: the cursor acts as an ultraviolet light, and waving it over what appears to be a clean shirt reveals spots.

Google bought mobile payments startup Zetawire to gain experience and the latest Android phone, the Nexus S, comes with an NFC chip the same kind that is embedded into credit cards and lets you pay by waving it over a wireless reader.

Making or recording a payment using the card for public transport or purchases at Octopus-enabled retailers can be done by holding the card against or waving it over an Octopus card reader from up to a few centimetres away.

7. Keep in mind that during the party, your host may be doing the following: screaming, crying, knocking on wood, taking off her jersey and waving it over her head, yelling "throw him outta the club!" at the TV, sitting frozen in a particularly lucky pose, googling the referees' home addresses.

Dipped it -- no, we practically waved it over our tiny bowls of soy.

It is little wonder Wilson's father whipped off his shirt and triumphantly waved it over his head when his son won gold.

Referee Arthur Mercante Jr. waved it over at 2 minutes 54 seconds of the second round of a scheduled 12-round World Boxing Council title eliminator.

Then he waved it over his head like a lasso, gesturing me to repeat after him in a prayer that meant, roughly: "This is my exchange, this is my substitute, this is my atonement.

It was as much in sorrow as in anger that the Germans and French bid a weary farewell to the UK as part of the European mainstream and waved it over into the EU's slow lane.