He winks at all the girls who pass.
Frank almost drops his drink. The bartender grins, winks at Nancy.
You look bleary-eyed. What you need most is forty winks.
The yellowish light that bathes him and all the rest slowly begins to disappear, then winks out.
There are some proximate causes, including fury over scandals (one involving a famous monastery) that seem egregious even to a nation that reveres the church and often winks at petty larceny.
And he winks at me.
I need forty winks and I'll be able to work all night.
Collected here as well are more photographs of people everywhere lucky enough to find a few winks.
But it's also a good sign of psychosocial health if the day just saunters by and winks, and you feel no need to pay attention.
He even essays a few Palinesque winks.
If he winks at you, you may wink back as well.
Nappers can adjust the temperature, add lavender or citrus aromatherapy and a cool breeze for their necks. Some pods vibrate and calculate the number of calories burned while catching 40 winks.
Let not thy heart covet her beauty, be not caught with her winks.
The wild flower everywhere is: Fresh the son, has the name, does not have the name, disperses likes the eye in the thick patches of grass, likes the star, but also winks.
The Ni gram winks ugg short pretends not to know, yet ugg boots look in ugg boots eyes can not quell of float toward upper right.
She lay down on the sofa for forty winks.
The wild flower everywhere is: Various, has the name, does not have the name, disperses in the thick patch of grass, looks like the eye, looks like the star, but also winkswinks.
