Sentence examples for the wobble of from inspiring English sources

You [can also look] at the wobble of the star because of the presence of the planet.

"The synchrony allowed one planet -- the smaller, inner planet -- to hide in the wobble of the other".

I jabbed back a second time, but only felt the wobble of the plug swimming against the rip.

In 1946 Feynman had managed to escape his funk by getting interested in the wobble of a plate he saw thrown in a Cornell cafeteria.

Suddenly Meat Loaf was in demand again, and although success again brought the wobble of panic, 'at least I didn't quit this time.

Polar motion, a periodic rotation of the Earth's spin axis about a mean axis, somewhat like the wobble of a spinning top.

Check for optical stabilization, which takes the wobble out of hand-held shots.

The wobbling of the Murdoch empire and the fall of one senior lieutenant after another had offered a wealth of traffic chasing opportunities.

With the wobbling of global commodity prices, such countries will command a bigger share of the growing interest in Africa's improving economic prospects.

You don't have to be a close follower of financial markets to be aware that the wobbles of January have become something more serious.

Exactly in alignment with the Earth's axis, it demonstrates a phenomenon called precession, the slow cycle of change caused by the wobbling of the Earth.