Sentence examples for I started to waver from inspiring English sources
When I started to waver, I started to take more pictures documenting different sides of what was happening.
Am I starting to waver on Negga and "Loving"?
On Friday, Trump started to waver during his own interview with the Associated Press.
Djokovic won the first set in just 21 minutes, but he started to waver under the relentless accuracy of Querrey's serve.
Instead, the Westminster government plumped for the main recommendation of the minority report, that only nursing care should be free.Scottish commitment to the English solution started to waver when Henry McLeish replaced Mr Dewar as leader of the Scottish Executive.
When the European Commission, swayed by public criticism, started to waver on one of the most controversial aspects of TTIP – the bit that allows a multinational company to sue a government for millions if it dares undermine said company's ability to profit – the UK got a load of other member states together to tell the Commission they wanted it kept in.
Trevor-Roper started to waver in his endorsement at a chaotic press conference, and days later forensic tests revealed that the diaries had been written on post-war paper, using modern ink.
"Let's do it!" Minutes into the next leg of our journey, my confidence started to waver.
Both Rubio and Ohio Governor John Kasich previously said they would support Trump if he were the Republican nominee, but their commitment has started to waver.
"Gebhard's Catholic belief, which was by no means based on his innermost conviction, started to waver when he had to decide whether to renounce the bishop's mitre and stay faithful to the woman he loved, or to renounce his love and remain a member of the church hierarchy".
