And even though Team Iceland was eventually able to pay its own way, Cyprus still made a gesture of solidarity.
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He also wore Western clothes (another first) but made a gesture to national custom by donning a traditional Nepali cap.
Mr Begley said nationalist councillors had already made a gesture to unionists by agreeing to move the date of the parade to Monday, because St Patrick's Day had fallen on a Sunday.
George W. Bush visited Dearborn on October 5th to talk to leaders of the community, the first time a presidential candidate has ever made such a gesture.
Russia's State Duma made a conciliatory gesture towards improving relations with Washington Wednesday when it answered calls by Putin to ratify the most recent U.S.-Russia nuclear arms treaty.
As AMR and its pilots once again engage in contract negotiations, the airline has made a good will gesture and operational performance has improved after a dramatic decline in September.
The system even detected when a passing gesture was made, seamlessly making a virtual transfer of the weapon.
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The only smile belongs to Anglo, which has made a handsome profit on a sale it had originally declared would be a magnanimous gesture towards wealth-sharing.
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For instance, Politico reported that Mr Cain was accused of making a "non-sexual" gesture that made one of the eventual claimants uncomfortable.
You telephoned me yesterday and asked me to consider voluntarily taking a material reduction in my pension entitlement as a "gesture" to acknowledge the level of Government support being made to Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).
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