Sentence examples for for wavers from inspiring English sources

"It started off for wavers," Henry says "but there are at least four or five different ways you can wear it," he explains, describing variations for locks, mohawks and several women's styles.

The unions want not only for wavering Democrats to stand by the overhaul.

He has said he won't, but he is also notorious for wavering.

As negotiations continued, Tsipras was criticized by elements of Syriza for wavering in his commitment to anti-austerity.

Most presidents make up for wavering support from their own side by reaching out to moderates from the other party.

Democrats poll well on issues like the economy, but Republicans triumph on values -- and for wavering Missourians, values trump issues.

The Bush campaign Monday denounced Ross Perot as a "paranoid person who has delusions" at the same time President Bush was making a pitch for wavering Perot backers.

Their manager, Guillen, called him a "hypocrite" for wavering and then ultimately deciding to play for the United States in the World Baseball Classic instead of the Dominican Republic.

And though it remains unclear who will lead Libya if Colonel Qaddafi leaves power, the rebel leaders have promised rewards for wavering allies.

For "Waver," Mr. Testa has programmed three ordinary construction lights to flash, flicker and fade in coordination with an alternately spare and swelling score.

But nationally, his public standing is historically abysmal, further diminishing the incentive for wavering the GOP to side with the president.