Sentence examples for get too wobbly from inspiring English sources

Things get too wobbly otherwise.

I rarely drink to the point where things get too wobbly, which, until now, I'd told myself, meant things were nowhere near out of hand.

Sometimes they become, without getting too wobbly lipped about it, an ecstatic kind of poetry.

The lovely taut bump has given way to a more wobbly tummy, so anything tight is pretty much a no no … and, though the weight is falling due to a voraciously hungry breast fed baby, I really don't want to buy much that fits now, in the fear I'll get too comfy in it!

These may include racing cars that stop if a child gets too excited and a cooperative building block game that becomes more wobbly if the child's heart rate goes up.

She renders her wobbly, minutely textured characters with wit and tough affection, and her habit of looking for the darkly funny side of everything keeps the book from getting too bleak.

Make sure that you can hold the bat out in front of you for at least a minute if your arm starts to get wobbly, its too big.

She said that Clare was simply too "wobbly" right now.

Even his makeshift wheelchair is too wobbly for a simple joy ride along the rocky terrain.

However much he drank, de Souza said he was too wobbly to continue in the game after halftime.

Too high, too wobbly and too attention-seeking as the models, visibly uncomfortable, walked the runway, the shoes prevented a good show from being great.