Sentence examples for They wavered from inspiring English sources
They wavered, they faltered" and "they halted".
They wavered over a freestanding house in a desolate area of Bushwick, a "tiny little laborer's shack" in terrible shape.
They wavered in strength at different points during the endeavor, but they both agree on one thing: "The bacon helped a lot".
They wavered in the exact margins, sure, but always showed Clinton winning in the key states that she needed to win.
Nations' borders are barely visible as if they wavered — to be or not.
But if they waver, they are going to look back on that Seattle game as even more of a disaster than it was as it happened.
Assayas gets beyond the cliches of France's young, post-1968 revolutionaries, gently observing a group of ex-students as they waver between countercultural commitment and youthful self-indulgence.
Even as Republican elders warn that the party is risking a voter backlash that could cost it in future elections, interviews here indicate that hard-liners like Mr. Graves have more to fear, if they waver, from a potential challenger to their right.
Cooper told the Paris Review that he wanted the reader's experience of that novel to be "three-dimensional," as if the reader were "chasing different story lines and recurring ideas as they waver and scamper about and hide inside the prose".
have said that the party is risking mutiny from social conservatives if they waver on gay marriage.
