The choreography for Mr. Ruiz occasionally made him falter, like a blind man unsure of his footing.
We were saying why is it that when the economy falters like this, society immediately falls apart?
Staffed by teachers and school counselors, the program, Ms. Simmons said, is "targeted at where girls at this age begin to falter, like self-awareness and self-expression".
That's why we need a commitment from the federal government to support us when the economy falters like this and people turn to the states for help".
Larger-scale dishes falter, like a milquetoast black cod ($29), briefly prodded to life by shards of house-made bacon, and a lamb-belly adobo ($27) over-sloshed with vinegar.
With Liverpool's faltering like this and the mood at Anfield reflected by a boom of boos at the end, there is unlikely to be many points of concern raised in his report.
Candidates who falter, like Howard Dean, have little time to correct course and must do so under the full glare of the media spotlight, with primary voters paying more attention than ever.
Like a poor Bundesliga-themed episode of "The Twilight Zone," this Dortmund team can rely on its experience and knowledge regarding the energy and commitment required in picking up the Bundesliga title, while Bayern, after two failed attempts, continues to falter like plucky underdogs.
Should Bush falter, like Muskie did in 1972, and should the establishment turn to Romney, there is a Libertarian-oriented insurrectionist movement in the Republican Party that favors a candidate well to the right of Romney.
After quickly falling behind 21-0 with everyone expecting the Bills to falter like normal, Scott made perhaps the play of the year when he picked off Tom Brady inside the Buffalo 15-yard line in what proved to be pivotal points in a 34-31 win.
