Sentence examples for wink across from inspiring English sources

When dusk falls, the lights of Port Angeles, Wash., wink across the Strait of Juan de Fuca from Victoria's own spectacularly lighted provincial Parliament buildings and the landmark Fairmont Empress hotel.

I soon adopted the habit in my own car and we'd wink across the parking lot in silent conspiracy.

The cheeky red eye winking across the dust as if to say: "I'm spy-curious"?

If I didn't know better I'd assert Turnbull actually winked across the dispatch box.

In a world of nods and winks across Whitehall and St James's, the line between the fourth estate and the defence of the realm was indistinct.

He can be charming and playful, winking across the room at acquaintances during news conferences, and he has a disarming sense of humor.

By summer, I would like to see drifts of yarrow like Cloth of Gold and Terracotta blooming near the yellow door, and Summer Wine, a deep red yarrow, winking across from the red one.

When I shook my head no, I was presented to the vintner, Luciano Visintin, who gave me a wink from across the table.

Until we provide the resources and security to safeguard the world's great natural treasures, populations of great apes and countless other species will slowly wink out across the world, and our awe-inspiring natural heritage, the product of millions of years of evolution, will continue its slide into oblivion.

On the good days, it lives in a wink from across the room or a few extra minutes of snuggles when you're already late for work.

There was Hilda, a sulfur yellow guzmania winking from across the pool, glowing beneath a forest of potted Achmeas, whose orange and yellow inflorescences branch like little trees.