Sentence examples for started to wag from inspiring English sources
A dog rose and started to wag its tail, staring up at me with these large chocolate-brown eyes.
And then the stern, purse-lipped critic in me started to wag her bony finger: Couldn't they have just gotten a plain white comforter instead of this hideous gray muddled-up thing, couldn't they have gotten a comforter like... like mine?
The problem is that the tail is starting to wag the dog.
I met him in reception at 14 55 GMT and you could see that all eyes were trained on him and that tongues were starting to wag.
Whenever a human looks at the flickering lights, the rat's tail almost always starts to wag just over a second later.
Their eyes get really wide, the tail starts to wag, their ears get a little flatter," Royal says.
Little wonder that, for us hardhearted skeptics, as far back as December some wag started to market "royal" sick bags.
Shockley thinks that the doggie is even "starting to recognize her new name". Emma's recently wagged her tail a little, and shown some interest in treats, too.
Will the Democrats start acting like the majority that they are, and stop permitting the tail to wag the dog?
To start with, if the crisis is the result of inexorable forces beyond the control of the periphery countries, it's not appropriate to wag fingers or punish those countries through the bitter medicine of insufficient assistance.
