beckon

He beckoned to us to get in, which we did.

As she turned to face him again, he beckoned her back.

He beckoned to the others, and they all came over.

He beckoned to the third man who had come inside with us.

A woman came to the door of the house and beckoned.

I beckoned to him and he came to stand next to me.

The figure in red beckoned to him without a word.

He came back after some minutes and beckoned me out.

Then he turned and beckoned another man to come over.

Finally, the light above the door went out and he beckoned her over.

Other children of the Order beckoned for it to come and play.

She put her hand out of the window and beckoned to him.

All she had to do was to beckon a man to her.

She looked and saw him beckon from the door to the keep.

I always used to see a hand in the dark, beckoning.

But, one way or the other, life is beckoning to each of us right now.

She left us there a few minutes, then, coming to the door, beckoned me to the next room.

He beckoned, and they moved after him down the hall.

He beckoned to her to come in and sit down.

I beckoned for the rest of our group to follow.

She moved to the door, beckoning to the waiting girl.

He raised his hand to a man across the street and beckoned him near.

With a walk like that she had no need to beckon.

Because there was something in his eyes that had beckoned to her?

But it had to be him beckoning her to return to them.