Sentence examples for wink called from inspiring English sources

The equipment was fed by what Wink called a dangerous, "haphazard daisy chain" of power cords.

For the most part, an interim taxonomy of 21 species is accepted by ITIS and many other researchers, though by no means all in 2004 Penhallurick and Wink called for the number of species to be reduced to 13 (including the lumping of the Amsterdam albatross with the wandering albatross), although this paper was itself controversial.

It included an actress playing a blond bimbo, saying, "I met Harold at the Playboy party!" and whispering, with a wink, "Harold, call me".

But in the arena of youth sports, we wink and call it "passion". Then we sit in the stands and applaud.

Then up above we heard the wink-wink calls of white-winged crossbills foraging on spruce cones.

I am going to write a book called Wink: How Small Signals Transmit Big Messages.

(Mancuso subsequently wrote to say that the story he recounted was actually a mangled recollection of an early "Star Trek" episode called "Wink of an Eye").

A hard-drinking guy called Wink (Dwight Henry) lives in a collapsing shack with his six-year-old daughter called Hushpuppy, superbly played by newcomer Quvenzhané Wallis.

Emogi recently launched a branded-emoji platform, called Wink, which Montaque demonstrated for me one afternoon at the company's offices in the Penn Station outpost of WeWork, the startup-friendly co-working chain.

On the redesigned Match.com, such features are joined by new offerings, like a compatibility test meant to illuminate the attributes of a user's ideal mate, and a feature called Wink that enables users to send flirty e-mail messages to prospective dates.

The new app, called Wink, joins the now fairly crowded space involving social photo albums built on the fly.