Sentence examples for by wavering between from inspiring English sources
By wavering between three alternatives, nothing gets permanently solved.
Monday's bombings came at an uncertain moment for Russia's Caucasus policy, which had been wavering between the muscular clampdown championed by Mr. Putin as president and the cautious liberalization introduced after Mr. Medvedev took office.
Their checkbooks, too, are wavering between the two candidates.
Wavering between the two shelves yesterday afternoon was Richard Wigzell.
Drink boldly!" His delivery, wavering between speech and song, suggests both spiritual and physical intoxication.
A complementary melody, wavering between major and minor, represents Carlotta's moody yearning.
This 1958 musical by Rodgers and Hammerstein, set in San Francisco's Chinatown, considers the plight of an immigrant people wavering between old ways and new, between tradition and innovation.
That should be a blessing for its people who are caught, wavering, between two enemies.
Wavering between fact and fiction, the book does not quite satisfy as either.
In a focus group conducted for the Guardian by BritainThinks in the constituency, name recognition of MacKinlay was low – as a result, evidence emerged of a shift towards Ukip among male voters wavering between it and the Tories.
By the time Mr. Gore took the podium on Thursday night, Mr. Smith was even more inclined to vote for him, as were his wife and Ms. Edgell; Mr. Rosa was still wavering between Mr. Gore and Mr. Nader.
