Sentence examples for get a wiggle on from inspiring English sources

Simple, nicely made and cool without being agonisingly so (a grandad would be as appreciative as a teen), these canvas travel pouches seem to sell out every Christmas, so do get a wiggle on if you'd like one.

If you want a new design before you go and hang out with Sam Cam in Ibiza, in other words, you need to get a wiggle on.

He decided that we needed to "get a wiggle" on and I asked him if there was a plan, to which he replied, "I go where the wind blows".

Depending on how early you are allowed at the venue, you may need to get a wiggle on.

The first single from the album, She Got A Wiggle, is released on 28 May.

She Got a Wiggle finds Rowland addressing an idealised screen beauty; there are whoops of delight as singer Madeleine Hyland then struts out on stage, taking the role of the wiggling girl.

"I wanted to make sure that you could wiggle your hand and you'd get a reaction on the screen," says O'Shea says.

This is barely a wiggle on the revenue line and does nothing to change the overall fiscal picture.

As the leaders began Lap 188, Dale Jr. wiggled and slowed just enough to hold up the inside lane and let his father, Wallace and Nemechek get a little breathing room on the field.

If you don't get a heavy, chunky, muted sound, wiggle your hand around in various ways until you do.

Continue wiggling the knife until you get a full cut.