We watched the nodding donkey rhythmically pump oil beneath the evening sky.

I know you double-checked everything, but even Homer nods, so it's worth reviewing the report once more.

When the critic accused the composer of a minor lapse, his friends shrugged and said, 'even Jove nods,' meaning everyone can err.

In the magazine interview, the seasoned editor laughed and said, 'Homer sometimes nods,' reminding readers that even a master can err.

At dusk, the nodding blue lilies along the pond seemed to whisper to one another as they swayed in the breeze.

The nodding blue lily brightened the rocky roadside where hikers paused for water.

During the meeting I gave him a brief look, and he nodded—after all, a nod's as good as a wink to a blind bat, so he understood without any more explanation.

The museum's centerpiece was a rusted nodachi displayed in a glass case, its length hinting at battlefield use.

After the hike, she developed nodal fever on her shins and sought medical advice.

Researchers debated whether the nodalities in the network reflected actual structural hubs or were artifacts of sampling.