I nod at the nun behind the counter as I leave.
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"Head nod at the bouncer you've already made friends with," Hook advises.
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González-Colón appeared to nod at the turnout concerns in her statement.
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But there is barely a nod at art's most ineffable aspect: quality.
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Ereck Flowers, the former Giant, may get the nod at left tackle.
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But by including the sacrificial reference, it seemed to nod at something new.
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What it definitely is is a historically weak nod at a theme party.
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She'd nod at me occasionally and respond when spoken to, but that was all.
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If she was good, they'd nod at one another contemplatively or raise an eyebrow.
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D D Allen, the interior designer and his not-exactly-estranged wife, said that whenever his friend Al Pacino walked into the restaurant, which was often, with the Actors Studio just blocks away, he'd nod at Joe, and Joe would nod at him.
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His videos tend to nod at Hollywood screen icons like Grace Kelly and Marilyn Monroe.
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It's familiar, but just weird and vague enough to wink and nod at the audience.
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Room, which was a surprise Best Picture nominee that missed the nod at the SAG Awards.
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" She got a Best Music Video nod at the Grammys for the visuals to "Mumbo Jumbo.
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A live taping of the popular podcast about black culture "The Nod" at the Greene Space.
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Lead actor Billy Porter is celebrating an Outstanding Actor in a Drama nod at the Emmys.
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While we may have missed this subtle nod at first, it's no less touching of an homage.
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"I've got some looks from cops but they just kind of nod at me," Ludeke told me.
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These and other figurines nod at their respective communities of followers, admittedly smaller than the Virgin Mary's.
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INF Adrian Sanchez made his first start in the majors on Monday, getting the nod at shortstop.
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Zimmerman was not in the starting lineup Friday, as Matt Adams got the nod at first base.
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Through their dance moves, they wink and nod at one another, with Beyoncé genuinely flashing her megawatt smile.
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I'll go somewhere, and I'll see someone else smoking one and we'll, like, nod at each other [laughs].
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"Fake I.D.," the excellent, stinging opening track, full of confidently pealing guitar, appears to nod at this conundrum.
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The musical theater veteran, 543, will nod at her signature roles in new performances at Feinstein's/54 Below.
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When two women met and saw they were both holding Kate Spade bags, they'd nod at each other.
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I especially liked the leviathan walls that kept back the ocean; an unspoken nod at today's rising sea levels.
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And I don't just mean "accept" it as in the captain has to skate over and nod at it.
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Can you nod at the beer vendor so that he'll sell you a drink when the song is over?
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LeMahieu will be a first-time All-Star starter, though this is his third roster nod at the exhibition.
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For the rest of us: It can feel great to smile and nod at passers-by on the street.
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You can be a serious runner or bicyclist and still have to occasionally nod at a passerby or negotiate traffic.
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Gorsuch got the nod at the White House Tuesday night, and it turns out Hardiman never made it to Washington.
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So don't tell me there's no rule book, and don't nod at me like that, you son of a bitch.
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The White House statement also appeared to nod at better relations with Russia, something that Trump has said he would pursue.
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Its narrowness seemed a direct nod at those who say Warren and Sanders' plans suffer from being overly broad and unrealistic.
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A late nod at climate change — a close-up reference to the Anthropocene — brings the story briefly into the bleak now.
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Yet when aboriginal leaders suggested that any amendment to the constitution should empower, rather than simply nod at aboriginals, the government demurred.
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Perhaps, think some, Mr Trump gave the anti-Qatar "quartet" the nod at a summit in Riyadh a fortnight before the crisis.
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With nary a nod at the virtuosities of desert guitar gods like Bombino, their second international release rocks without hesitation or apology.
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In my experience, African-Americans, especially in small towns, often smile and nod at black passers-by and not at white ones.
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Domestic display of art intended to nod at the intellectual and social stature of the owner has been an aspiration since antiquity.
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I mean there's a funny Breakfast Club nod at the end, but I'm still thinking about how unfortunately timed this whole episode was.
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The airline even made a playful nod at the incident, writing in a tweet Monday that passengers are allowed to wear their leggings.
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If Crosswalk the Musical were eligible for the Tony Awards, Corden would definitely deserve a win (or a nod, at the very least).
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The best they got from the former Trump campaign adviser was a nod at a meeting that maybe Trump should meet Vladimir Putin.
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Whether he did so willingly or not, Trump ended up amplifying propaganda that seemed to wink and nod at white supremacists and fascists.
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In a magnificent conjoining of traditions, the Costas' side dish of my Thanksgiving present managed to include a nod at my Thanksgiving past.
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Despite the fact that it was released in 2017, Lizzo's breakout hit "Truth Hurts" may be eligible for a nod at the 2020 Grammys.
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Otherwise, everyone in the room will nod at the necessity of the proposed action, then leave assuming someone else will take care of it.
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Sam wants to leave her job "on a high note, a perfect final moment" (a phrase that seems to nod at the film's title).
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The album, of course, debuted at #22013 on the Billboard U.S. chart and later earned an Album of the Year nod at the Grammy's.
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"Castle Rock" does nod at King's past creations, but the story thus far is more about the deeper malaise affecting one messed-up town.
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AKM-GSI The tee cheekily advertised a fictional "Cougar Lounge" which was – maybe – a nod at Kourtney's rumored past with 22-year-old Justin Bieber.
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"Someone said, 'Oh, velvet, that's never going to come back,'" said Dunhill's creative director, John Ray, with a nod at a salmon velvet smoking jacket.
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"Woman's World" sounds like an upbeat response to James Brown's "Man's World," a horn-laden soul track with lush strings to directly nod at Brown.
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Even before those developments, Thrun was already an inductee to the National Academy of Engineering, having received the nod at the ripe age of 39.
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Asked about camaraderie, Mr. Winocour said there were regulars who would sometimes nod at each other in recognition, but generally not a lot of chitchat.
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The nod at Russian propaganda was somewhat validated by news reports on the Soviet side that linked the probe's success with the ascendence of communism.
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Whether you're looking to nod at pop culture or indulge in some #TBT, we've got a getup (and the steps to pull it off) for you.
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We expect them to ground themselves and to wink and nod at what silly stuff remains so that we may feel comfortable when we lower ourselves.
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He said in this politically sensitive climate, he often has to tiptoe around controversial topics and at least nod at the societal concern of the moment.
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Following a strong showing at the Golden Globes in January, lead actor Billy Porter is celebrating an Outstanding Actor in a Drama nod at the Emmys.
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" Their smash hit also garnered a second nod at this year's Grammys for best country song, which ultimately went to Kacey Musgraves for her song "Space Cowboy.
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Ryan's joke was a clear nod at Donald Trump's frequent, unhinged early morning Twitter rants, which are occasionally seen by users as a violation of Twitter's rules.
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The title "I Love You, Daddy" refers to China's repeated declaration to Glen, but it also seems like a nod at Mr. Allen's expansive influence on comedy.
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Whoever gets the nod at quarterback will be working behind a makeshift offensive line after guards Tommy Hatton and Jared Cohen both left the team during fall camp.
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The New York-based handbag and luggage company has partnered up with Nintendo for a line of themed bags and accessories that nod at the Super Mario series.
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"When two women met and saw they were both holding Kate Spade bags, they'd nod at each other and understand they were on the same page," she said.
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It also features an indelible scene of Rooney Mara eating pie, and Casey Affleck, fresh off his Best Actor nod at the Oscars, wearing a sheet with eyeholes.
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And Flix and Chill 2 is an obvious nod at the game-like nature of digital love, touching on how relationships play out online and over social media.
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Privately, US officials concede there's no evidence Huawei's products have ever been compromised by Chinese intelligence; there's no smoking gun that they will even wink or nod at.
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Gerwig also missed out on a Globes nomination in 2018 for Lady Bird, which earned her a Best Director nod at the Oscars just a few weeks later.
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In 2016, Grumpy Cat was honored with a wax figure at Madame Tussauds in Las Vegas, a nod at the influence the feline has had on society and internet culture.
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But fear not, there's lots of Jay to go around in this one—a promising nod at a potential spin-off with the already perfect title of this column, perhaps?
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" She added: "And though we didn't think we were gonna do this, this ended up being what we did, so perhaps it's a tiny little nod at a very grand person.
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Not only is she up for an outstanding performance by a female actor in a leading role award at tonight's ceremony, but she also got a nod at the Golden Globes.
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First came his campaign against the drug trade, which has led to the killing of almost 20133,000 suspected dealers by police and unknown assailants, without even a nod at due process.
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Not a single woman received a Best Director nod at the BAFTA Awards this year, nor did any film directed by a woman get a nomination in the Best Film category.
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Another example is the purposely misspelled track "The Story of Yo La Tango" (a clever nod at early show fliers, talk show hosts, and others messing up the band's name and pronunciation).
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And while there's nothing wrong with a little smile-and-nod at someone who has just-as-stellar taste in kicks, wouldn't it be nice to buy ones no one else has?
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Kevin Spacey opened the 71st annual Tony Awards with an original song that playfully pokes fun about the difficult search for this year's host — and a nod at those rumors about his sexuality.
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Today, it is still evocative and romantic, with modern delights, like the new library, that nod at its former glory as one of the major cultural and scholastic centers of the Mediterranean world.
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" The North Korean regime does not publicly support reunification of the Korean Peninsula and in the last week forcefully rejected Trump's initial nod at new engagement, calling it a "kind of propaganda or advertisement.
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Every so often (a watery panorama with a balustrade, tall poles and complaining gulls), the compositions seem to nod at Yasujiro Ozu, the Japanese filmmaker to whom Kiarostami dedicated "Five" (2003), another experimental work.
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The sober side likes to package the past into biographical portraits, production practices and technological innovations; sometimes, they nod at the more unsavory stories and use words like womanizer when they really mean rapist.
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A documentary created by former President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama's production company scored an Oscar nomination, marking the first time an ex-president has snagged a nod at the Academy Awards.
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Davidson's new ink isn't necessarily just a nod at a cute emoji — it's his attempt to cover up the Dangerous Woman bunny ears he got tattooed behind his ear early into his relationship with Grande.
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You could read that as a statement on the current state of big-budget films if you wanted, or maybe a nod at how the political is actually always, every time, in all ways, personal.
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At the end of this relocation of hundreds of diplomats on both sides, without the implementation of significant economic sanctions against Russia, both Vladimir Putin and Mr. Trump will wink and nod at each other.
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The ad in question starred Kendall Jenner as a model who abandons a photoshoot to join a passing protest, an apparent nod at post-inauguration protests happening nationwide in the face of racial and economic injustice.
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He sat in a chair that had been reserved with a name plate for CEO Mark Zuckerberg—a theatrical nod at the fact that the Facebook founder rebuffed repeated invitations to testify before the International Grand Committee.
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George Kaminis, the mayor of Athens, has made several public spaces available for performance-art pieces, which will dominate the first week of the exhibition, a nod at the growing popularity throughout the art world of audience participation.
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Shooting Guard: Klay Thompson Thompson gets the nod at shooting guard for his three-point shooting combined with his stellar defense—but as we saw in the NBA Finals, he can disappear completely if his shot isn't falling.
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It's a map for the future of Destiny, but it's also a wink and a nod at its past — a chance for people who shared the route along the way to look back at where they've come from.
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Analysts say both men view truculence and obstinacy as political virtues and as such could probably understand one another, though Trump once referred obliquely to some Mexican candidates as "not that good" in an apparent nod at Lopez Obrador.
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No other new mobile games were confirmed by Adham, but he did nod at the fact that the company is interested in creating more mobile games, even hinting at the fact that more unannounced projects are currently in production.
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The team of Otto, a self-driving truck company acquired by Uber last year, showed up to pick up its award for "Hot new Startup" while wearing trucker hats—a nod at the profession Otto's technology will soon eliminate.
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For instance, George MacKay won Best Breakthrough Performance: Male at the OFTA Film Awards and the Virtuoso Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival while Dean-Charles Chapman got at nod at the London Critics Circle Film Awards.
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Although we could not have gotten to today without that movement, I say that if we're nodding to anything, we should nod at the mirror, because out there agitating for women's rights right now is something that looks like America.
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Another potential way to identify users, added Grissen, is with "liveness" techniques that would require the user to nod at the camera, or move in a way that proves they're real, rather than say holding up a photograph of someone's face.
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As disappointing as it was to lose all the loot we'd amassed in the leap from Destiny to Destiny 2, this particular nod at least gets to the heart of what made that original game so popular: the social hang.
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Trump's selection last year of Neil Gorsuch, another former Kennedy clerk, to replace Antonin Scalia was widely considered to be a not-so-subtle nod at the 81-year-old jurist that Trump would nominate a similar successor to him.
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Related: Jennifer Aniston takes on media rumor mill Zellweger did not call out any specific news organizations, but she did nod at a highly criticized Variety column that took aim at her appearance in June, without using the publication's name.
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The Washington Nationals, who arrive in town for a four-game series Thursday, are scheduled to start a quartet of right-handers, which means Flores won't likely draw the nod at first base in place of left-handed hitting James Loney.
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TMZ Sports was at Delilah (a swanky restaurant and lounge) when we saw Gurley cruising in around 11:30 PM. He's such a big star in L.A., all he had to do was nod at the bouncer to get inside.
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There are a lot of things that inspired it, but we did not mind at all to have it as a tribute to Bowie in the same way that the title of An Evil Heat was clearly a nod at The Birthday Party.
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From roasting the Trump supporters who won't back down even though things aren't quite going well for them to pointing out the folly of Facebook activists to a well-deserved nod at the now infamous Pepsi commerical — everyone was put on notice.
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But, if you move to the city from a small town like me, avoiding the urge to smile and nod at everyone you pass on the street like you just walked off a plane from Iowa is something you have to learn.
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Roy Wood and ELO Okay, if ELO and Yes are on the docket, but King Crimson and Emerson & Lake and Palmer are going to be skipped, then the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has to at least nod at Wizzard as a consolation prize.
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The largest, the National Rifle Association, has yet to include suicide prevention in its firearm-training materials, though it did nod at the issue earlier this year when it endorsed a Washington State bill that encourages firearm dealers to participate in suicide-prevention education.
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It's a vastly simplified version of the usual inventory-wrangling in classic adventure games, because every object is telegraphed clearly and you're only ever exchanging an item for another, not a seemingly-endless sequence of doodads that wink and nod at their own cleverness.
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The fish that run these stands hock their wares, autobiographies, and chotchkies like there's no tomorrow, and I get to virtually experience the exact same feelings that I would physically: I walk by, I appreciate them, I nod at them (my god, I really nodded).
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"Republicans have a messaging problem and a money problem — the latter of which is where our growing relationship can help to turn the tide," Republican State Leadership Committee President Austin Chambers wrote in a memo aimed at donors, with a nod at upcoming redistricting fights.
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Past town hall debates have produced famously awkward moments, including John McCain referring to President Barack Obama as "that one," and George W. Bush prompting the audience to bust into laughter with a raise of the eyebrows and a head nod at ex-Vice President Al Gore.
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And since 27, the Oscars have been able to nominate up to 22020 films for Best Picture, making it technically possible for all 22020 Golden Globe Best Picture nominees (in both the drama and comedy/musical categories) to also earn a Best Picture nod at the Oscars.
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And beginning with the 22019 Oscars, up to 22018 movies could be nominated for Best Picture, making it technically possible for all 22019 Golden Globe Best Picture nominees (in both the Drama and Comedy/Musical categories) to also earn a Best Picture nod at the Oscars.
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And while she focuses her speech on Trump, Clinton is also expected to press the case that the Supreme Court battle is "yet another reason why we're not a single-issue country, and we can't afford a single-issue president," a nod at her Democratic rival, Vermont Sen.
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"MAGA," the "Make America Great Again" tagline, had been reframed with MASA—Make America Safe Again—and the newly dubbed "Right Wing Safety Squad" or the "SS" (named with a nod at Hitler's "SS" paramilitary), were congratulating themselves on their progress in shutting down warehouse spaces around the country.
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CARAMANICA I felt a similar way when, at 13, she wrote about a Code Red drill at her school, which seems like an oblique nod at the current gun control debate, and the ways in which the specter of gun violence has become a reality hanging over American children.
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CARAMANICA I felt a similar way when, at 13, she wrote about a Code Red drill at her school, which seems like an oblique nod at the current gun control debate, and the ways in which the specter of gun violence has become a reality hanging over American children.
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The Trumps' arrival also got a head turn from former president Bill Clinton, but Hillary Clinton, Trump's rival in the 2016 presidential campaign and a even still recipient of many Trump's attacks, threw a little side-eye and what looks like a nod at Melania then completely ignored the Donald.
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But the film also scooped up an unexpected Best Feature nod at the recently announced Gotham Awards nominations, which might be a sign that it'll be a contender in other categories as well — presuming it gets enough push from Neon, the newbie distribution company that picked it up at the Toronto International Film Festival in September. —A.
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I still nod at the notion that if he merely finishes ahead of Christie, Jeb Bush and other candidates who are vying for mainstream Republicans in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina, they'll fade, their supporters will flock to him and he'll be lifted above Cruz and even above Trump, who could implode at any moment anyway.
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At the same time, if this system insists that your only value is tokenism — to push a janitor's mop, say, or play the maternal Latina maid, the kooky Asian lady or the robotically supportive wife of any color — you have to ask if this system is worth chipping away at one positive representation and one Oscar nod at a time.
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Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaMichelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her US ambassador to Germany calls out journalists who blocked him on Twitter MORE's anti-childhood-obesity initiative, Let's Move, is also getting a nod at the egg-filled festivities.
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The scene with Wally Brando (Michael Cera), like so many this season, opens like Pandora's box: it's a nod at the impossibly young, beautiful Brando in the 1953 film "The Wild One"; it namechecks Brando's close friend, Wally Cox; and invokes the old James Hurley, the pouter in a leather jacket who rode through season one and two on a Harley.
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Because, in my own small way — which did not, of course, involve a man nearly twice my size hovering behind me like a leather-faced stalker in a B-grade horror flick — I could relate to her, or, at least, to the strain of having to smile and nod at someone who lacks an iota of insight about the kind of work I'd done for most of my adult life.
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