Sentence examples for wild gesture from inspiring English sources

It is a wild gesture by the policeman who is more often in elegantly attired control.

Afterwards, in a wild gesture I bought everyone a drink, even the substitutes.

I think sometimes of going into the ground here as a last wild gesture of love — perhaps I, too, will smolder away the time until a great and general incandescence.

The writer and broadcaster Rene Cutforth recalled in the 1970s that one of things that strikes me most about the Thirties scene when I think about it now is the trilby hat, the universal headgear of the middle classes ... [s]ometime early in the century, it must have been a wild gesture of freedom and informality .

With wild gestures, the man standing seemed to be telling a very lively story.

Aldridge enthralled his public not with a roaring voice or wild gestures but with a carefully controlled dramatic arc.

She drank hugely; she ranted; she made wild gestures - setting her hair on fire at a supper party.

Mr. Cruz would walk by her and her friends and shout at them — randomly and menacingly, she said, with wild gestures of his arms.

Dressed in his chef uniform, he could be seen making wild gestures with his arms and directing his kitchen staff to prepare for the opening of the restaurant at noon, guests at the hotel said.

Dave tells her a false life story: that he is a freelance carpenter who recently moved to town, that he grew up in Hartford and went to college; as he says this, he makes wild gestures she cannot see.

He played well enough at short, and he entertained the fans with stunts, including his harassment of the legendary pitcher Satchel Paige, then with the St . LouisBrowns, with wild gestures on the basepaths.