A substitute "W" began to wiggle, walk, and wobble — in a kind of visual, extraprose equivalent of onomatopoeia (the word "path" on "The Electric Company" walks down one) — and ultimately wrestle (a phonemic mistake, unusual on the program) with Kermit until he weakened.
Edges between the colors become blurred, blending to create new colors, and as the viewer moves around the field, the tones and hues ooze and wobble in a constant flux of radiant color.
Backed by the African Children's Choir, she throbbed and wobbled in a fantastically annoying way.
But instruments left behind by Apollo astronauts recorded moonquakes and wobbles in its rotation that gave hints of a still molten core.
"We saw little deviations and wobbles in the light curve that caught our attention," Kipping said.
Big Jake Oram's arrived, patched up and wobbling in to bowl.
(Stephen Holden) 'My Week With Marilyn' (R, 1 39) The director Simon Curtis tries to resurrect Marilyn Monroe Michelle Williamss, who whispers and wobbles nicely) in a movie based on the diaries of Colin Clark, who worked on "The Prince and the Showgirl".
(Dargis) 'My Week With Marilyn' (R, 1 39) The director Simon Curtis tries to resurrect Marilyn Monroe Michelle Williamss, who whispers and wobbles nicely) in a movie based on the diaries of Colin Clark, who worked on "The Prince and the Showgirl".
(Holden) 'My Week With Marilyn' (R, 1 39) The director Simon Curtis tries to resurrect Marilyn Monroe Michelle Williamss, who whispers and wobbles nicely) in a movie based on the diaries of Colin Clark, who worked on "The Prince and the Showgirl".
(Daniel M. Gold) 'My Week With Marilyn' (R, 1 39) The director Simon Curtis tries to resurrect Marilyn Monroe Michelle Williamss, who whispers and wobbles nicely), in a movie based on the diaries of Colin Clark, who worked on "The Prince and the Showgirl".
(Holden) 'My Week With Marilyn' (R, 1 39) The director Simon Curtis tries to resurrect Marilyn Monroe (the Oscar nominee Michelle Williams, who whispers and wobbles nicely) in a movie based on the diaries of Colin Clark, who worked on "The Prince and the Showgirl".
