I zip up, hood up, and wriggle in.
At T3, an advertising and marketing concern in Austin, Tex., babies swing in swings, toddle in walkers and wriggle in playpens, when co-workers are not scooping them into their arms.
Life grins and wriggles in her art, it jumps with vitality.
Schreker, like his colleague Schoenberg, loved textures overripe and wriggling in profusion, yet the Kammersymphonie is clear and inviting.
(So did an earlier number in which a gaggle of female dancers, in a jarring departure from the rest of the show, ripped off their dresses, stripper-style, and wriggled in black undergarments).
A family's story: early flood warning saves lives in Pakistan SUKKUR, Pakistan, 1 October 2010 – Samia sat under the shade tarp on a string bed with her son, Saddam, 2. The child writhed and wriggled in her arms.
By Tania McBride SUKKUR, Pakistan, 1 October 2010 – Samia sat under the shade tarp on a string bed with her son, Saddam, 2. The child writhed and wriggled in her arms.
By Truls Brekke AL-MAZRAK, Yemen, 6 October 2009 – Ghonia Jaber cries and wriggles in the doctor's lap as he takes her measurements to determine whether the 14-month-old is malnourished.
Those "ice worms" wriggle in fast.
YANJI, China — At the Red Sun restaurant, a short-order joint on Crab and Beer Streets, live crabs with plump legs wriggle in a cooled tank, fresh from the North Korean coast just two and a half hours away by road.
