Sentence examples for have a wobble from inspiring English sources

But then they have a wobble.

"Equally important is the fact that I know whenever I have a wobble, he'll be there to help me".

You can imagine even her constituency of transgressive night-creatures might like to curl up and have a wobble to Adele's Someone Like You.

It'll still have a wobble at its centre at this point, but that's fine as long as it's not completely liquid.

Ed Miliband will tell a meeting of Labour MPs on Monday night that he has a strategy to win the next election after his deputy, Harriet Harman, insisted: "We are not going to have a wobble or a leadership change".

"We are not going to have a wobble or a leadership change," she told the Andrew Marr show.

She was standing sideways on it, having a wobble.

Suddenly Ukraine were flying and China were having a wobble.

The Tories have had a wobble this week over child benefit.

And she has a wobble in full-voiced top notes.

I had a wobble right at the beginning, I thought: why me?