The role of the middle-aged woman in the workplace is, for the most part, a wobbly highwire act.
For a gloriously gooey cake, it needs to be slightly wobbly in the middle but have the appearance of being cooked on top and around the edges; don't worry if you take it too far, though – it's a very forgiving and delicious cake.
I crossed some on ferries so rickety it took all my courage to ride up the wobbly ramps.
The fringe and the mainstream were at the time viscerally opposed: the Upstairs offered a kind of wobbly bridge between them.
Although Chvrches formed and began writing in October 2011, we made our first wobbly steps into the public realm by posting a song on Neon Gold music blog in May last year.
Labour critics and Lib Dems such as Simon Hughes call them "wobbly", inconsistent even on green issues and Europe and still with an authoritarian streak about what is good for people.
Far from a pathology afflicting individuals, the desire to scream out in pain and isolation under the wobbly sky is a sane response to an insane world.
No trite little back dramas, no faffing around with wobbly ladders or faulty electrics – just immediate situations and reactions.
Figallo was replaced at the break by the Samoan James Johnston, who made a big impression and stabilised that wobbly scrum.
Undoubtedly, Farage and his team are convinced they have stablised a wobbly campaign, counting four seats, South Thanet, Clacton, Rochester and Thurrock as virtually in the bag.
Simple, workaday stuff is mostly fine, but it's still there: wobbly, weak and winceful.
