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How I pinchedpricked myself, rubbed my eyes, stood up, sat down again, nudged Joseph to inform me if he would EVER have done.

At this point, Sun Dannian, who had been watching the conversation in amusement, nudged me to go.

As I was eating, one of my wife's colleagues came up and nudged me. You know that your wife is in the White House, he asked.

The price of a barrel of Brent crude, which had nudged $120, slipped back a bit this week.

I quickly stole a glance at Dad. His blue eyes were twinkling as he nudged me with his elbow.

And how can it build a consensus for change in a country that seems so resistant to being nudged out of its comfort zone?

He nudged Tesla into motion again, and the Invid began to lead them along one of the corridors.

As he reached out to gently touch the sculpted cheek his shin nudged the bedframe, a touch delicate as a spider's step.

His blue eyes were twinkling as he nudged me with his elbow.

He was tone deaf and had to be nudged whenever the band went into the national anthem . . .

Past them and between them nudged cars, vans and other trucks carrying furniture, women in burqas , open loads of cows and donkeys.

Prow and bouldered sea slugged it out all night, a clattering succession of growlers and bergy bits nudged aside, slowly but surely.

I subtly nudged myself into positions where I had a book in front of me, turning the pages with one finger.

They were then subjected to a memory test where the more they nudged the correct square, the better they scored.

nudge She nudged the door shut with her knee . . .

Some hours later, Holmes awoke and nudged his friend awake. "Watson, look up at the sky and tell me what you see. "

A motorboat nosed out of the mist and nudged into the branches of a tree.

Grain prices also have been nudged higher by drought in Russia, planting problems around the world and speculative trading.

He climbed into the bunk to look for evidence; I nudged my flip-flops farther under the bottom bunk.

Its power button can be nudged on with a foot, turning off automatically after five minutes of non-use.

when a section is butted up against another, it may be nudged into place easily and will self-position.

It has shaken up the judiciary, updated the penal code and nudged the army towards civilian control for the first time.

You could place objects that move around the environment or objects that can move if nudged by a robot (such as a ball).

Flouting its hallowed doctrine of "non-interference" , it has nudged them into slightly less hostile stances towards the West.

He accidentally nudged the gatepost with the front of the car.

During this time, individuals are nudged in the direction of their life's purpose and highest good.

Wall Street firms, which often retrench in downturns, have been nudged down the rankings.

As they left the compound, Peter Gee nudged Grief to look where Tui Tulifan reclined on the mats.

Some Chinese brands have nudged into the international market on the back of competitive pricing, but have also utilized other strategies.

If at some point during this evening you get nudged hard and suddenly, do not yelp.

The parent's doctors should be nudged to justify flashy but exhausting diagnostic tests, and to constantly re-evaluate medication regimens.

But, nudged in the right direction, his idea could develop in a practical way, helping to boost trade and investment.

Mexico will also go on in the tournament, having nudged out hosts South Africa in goal difference.

It's also an event in which the American women nudged out furious international competition to win gold.

Those who resist will be nudged, often strongly, to "cease and desist" . And to search within for the vision of their Higher Hue-man Self.

They recognized that in a short term, Europe's economy could stop growing or even be nudged back towards recession.

The ban was put in place on Jan 15, after announcement of the international tourist destination concept had nudged property prices skywards.

Stalinist failure to build an alternative modernity nudged him increasingly to believe in Mao s theory and practice of cultural revolution.

What is more, such asteroids could, in principle, be identified and, with plausible technology, nudged aside.

The International Energy Agency recently nudged upward its 2011 U. S. gasoline-consumption forecast due to higher demand.

The priest thinking about what he said, nudged the drunk and apologized. 'I'm sorry to come on so strong. How long have you had arthritis? '

Isomers are elements whose nuclei can be nudged to release energy by firing X-rays at them.

But jobless figures recently nudged downwards, and hiring is spreading across a range of industries.

She barked ever so softly and nudged t he stick with her nose.

That said, displeasure in Brasilia may have nudged Vale into ending negotiations to take over Xstrata, a Swiss mining firm, in 2008.

During lengthy discussions, Berlusconi fell asleep until aides nudged him awake.

Forecasts for the rest of the year are also being nudged down as a result.

His toe nudged my broken leg and I heard a piercing scream.

But in the past 10, 000 years, for humans at least, genetic evolution has been nudged aside by something more powerful.

Mr Obama has to bridge this gulf, and may be nudged into doing so by Republican gains in the midterm elections next week.

The state has nudged Mr Jensen and others forward by providing them with the advice of subsidised consultants.

As joblessness soars, benefits claimants will be nudged into the labour market.

Mike: Dad, I just nudged him towards some merchandise that we needed to move.

More by accident than design, China's policy of stable exchange rates has nudged along this shift.

During G20 summit talks in France, the 75-year-old twice had to be nudged by officials to wake him up.

Minutes from the Fed's latest policy-setting meeting in June revealed that they nudged their forecast for 2010 growth lower.

Since then, amid massive federal spending, the yield has nudged upward.

Banks were pushed to lend. Local governments were nudged to invest heavily.

The father dove nudged them then flew to a close by branch.

With everyone expecting a shot or a nudged pass towards Henry, he instead sent it into space on the right-hand side.

Private negotiating has nudged the issue forward.

Bit by bit Bob had nudged Fritz into selling his controlling interest.

Last month, it nudged back to 5. 4 per cent, close to the 2003 peak that followed a decade of stagnation.

The World is being nudged slowly and as carefully as possible into her new position in the Heavens in alignment with Galactic center.

Mist nudged up against the windows and doors of the house.

His sons nudged it and was surprized how heavy it was. They kicked it and heard a rattling inside.

The inflation breakeven rate for 5-year US Treasuries, say, has nudged ever higher in recent weeks.

They nudged their neighbors and turned around to those sitting behind them.

A bloodless 1932 coup ended absolute rule and nudged the Thai monarchy towards the margins.

Edna Swinson nudged him into the sitting room.

Excluding gasoline, retail sales nudged up 0. 1 percent. Sales were weak in nearly all areas of discretionary spending.

A friendly Hollander from New York nudged Ben's arm.

The global depression has put economic stress on all stratas of Asian societies, so that criminal activity has nudged upward.

Unemployment nudged past health to become the third most pressing issue.

India's tightly controlled rupee has nudged up about 2 percent in 2009 but is still down 13 percent over 12 months.

He nudged her gently. She nuzzled him back.

The twelve girls grinned and nudged each other.

Instead, they set up their lives so that they are constantly nudged into physical activity.

Or that my daughter has nudged me along a notch by such loving means?

He nudged the boy standing beside him.

Overall spending by the 28 companies nudged down 0. 7% in the quarter.

According to the study, if they nudged the one on the left with their nose they received a sugar pellet reward.

The BIS survey also showed turnover jumped in Japan, which nudged out Singapore and Switzerland to take the No. 3 spot.

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