Sentence examples for rather wobbly from inspiring English sources
"Oh, Daddy," said Julia, who was 8 and had rather wobbly English, "you professional calçotada".
In one wry aside, he spoke of what he called the communion's "current rather wobbly state".
She is not the strongest technician I've ever seen and, in fact, was rather wobbly in spots on Tuesday.
Such questions are based on rather wobbly distinctions, the kind Mr. Soderbergh, early on, seemed likely to uphold.
It was only two weeks ago we ate our last lunch outdoors (rather wobbly salmon rissoles with green bean and shallot salad).
Yet aside from a rather wobbly final quarter, Smith holds it all together with a raucous energy and confidence that couldn't be a fluke.
His latest hi-tech gadget looks nothing like a conventional fan, consisting of a "loop" perched on a sturdy cylinder rather than the wobbly model with oscillating blades we have all become used to.
"Zaha hasn't finished the cloakroom yet," apologised the manager, as we bundled coats and bags under our wobbly table, rather ruining the effect of all that stark whiteness.
Missing regions of structure can be structured but wobbly domains rather than disordered regions, and so further studies on X-ray identified IDRs using other methods is very important.
Tebow, 24, is the quarterback question mark; he'd rather run than throw another wobbly pass that wouldn't make a Pop Warner football highlight reel.
Rudi Hanja Dear Diary: On a recent trip back to New York on Amtrak, I decided to grab a snack in the cafe car, and walked — rather nervously — behind a very wobbly elderly woman through a few train cars to get there.
