Sentence examples for constantly wriggle from inspiring English sources

The webs are waterlogged (hence the reference to slime in their name) causing the spiders to constantly wriggle in a bid to keep above the water and avoid drowning.

Hazard was Chelsea's chief early threat, constantly wriggling and probing for openings.

Ruthlessly fawning, constantly trying to wriggle his way into favour with the rich and powerful, and in the process tread on the heads of others, Slope is a particularly poisonous example of the kind of creep that haunts almost any organisation or social group.

He seems constantly in the process of wriggling out of things that bore or confine him.

Wriggle, wriggle.

Wriggle, wriggle, chomp, chomp.

Prominent officials wriggle away.

Don't wriggle when dead.

Wriggle, writhe, squirm.

Pigs root under, wriggle through.

"There's no wriggle room at all.