Sentence examples for Started to squirm from inspiring English sources
Scotland's fans, at least, started to squirm.
Some in the audience started to squirm, but Mr. Thompson plunged ahead.
Instead, as my daughter Clementine pulled out a worksheet the other day, I started to squirm resentfully.
He started to squirm as we discussed the home front.
As Valentina started to squirm, I thought I should maybe offer up my bloodline, which, after a quick internal tally, realised didn't sound much better.
Malcolm starts to squirm in Ares's arms.
"If the war drags on and there is no happy ending, Americans start to squirm in their seats.
With the PP holding firm and the Socialists starting to squirm, it is up to Podemos to show that it can regain the unity and momentum that it lost on 26 June.
In a world where Bill Gates and Warren Buffett are changing philanthropy with megagifts and superambitious goals, it is only natural that Hollywood power players are starting to squirm in their swagged chairs, prisoners of the charity ball-and-chain.
And it is embarrassing because the 14, which are already starting to squirm, must now either climb down or risk getting into an even bigger mess.Austria's coalition government, whose main component is firmly centre-right in outlook, has never looked very sinister.
