Sentence examples for the wiggle from inspiring English sources
verb
To move with irregular, back and forward or side to side motions; To shake or jiggle.
- Her hips wiggle as she walks.
Common lending standards on sensible principles would limit the wiggle room in which toxic lending products thrive.
Today, the Wiggle hides in plain sight.
And then I heard about the Wiggle.
"It afforded us the wiggle room," she said.
The wiggle room is he doesn't have to leave Libya".
The Wiggle says: You shouldn't be riding alone.
Categories in the wiggle-test-reports range from "Active Participation," thru "Passive Acceptance," to "Open Revolt".
He left none of the wiggle-room with which physicists often hedge their announcements when he summed up the results of his organisation's search for the Higgs boson.
Rochelle Gilmore, the former cyclist and current owner of the Wiggle-Honda team, spoke to me about the way she signs riders.
We also test the accuracy of the wiggle-match by obtaining new Southern Hemisphere calibration data from known calendar-age kauri.
The wiggle-matched age depth models had relatively high chronological uncertainty within intervals of closely spaced 14C dates, suggesting that the premise of constant linear accumulation over large sections of the peat profile is unrealistic.
