nod

He nodded to the tough last few years for theater owners, who first weathered the pandemic, then the dual writers and actors strikes in 2023, which limited their options for films.

The prize is a nod to the club's ties with local agriculture, which is dominated by meat and dairy production.

Yet his words on how hard it is to be a public figure in our era might find some quiet nods of agreement in Westminster.

The parents nod, evidently pleased by his enthusiasm.

In one of the frames, a farmer extends his arm as if holding the land in the adjoining frame - a nod to the farming roots of Indian society.