There's never an empty place in the music, and the time wavers quite dramatically.
After months of public and private assurances that they would keep Lin at any cost, the Knicks for the first time wavered.
The length of the laser-induced plasma-vapor was approximately 2 cm and its existence time wavered at approximately 4 μs.
Public opinion has for some time been wavering over the confinement of very large mammals such as whales.
"States will prepare [for disasters] differently if they understand that it's their responsibility rather than that of the federal government," Lee claimed at the time, not wavering even when asked if the state of Louisiana would have been able to deal with the mayhem caused by Hurricane Katrina.
You should be able to do a normal handstand and stay up for a good amount of time, without wavering.
In comments that drew loud applause from the business audience, he said, "Now is not the time to waver, now is the time to see it through".
For a time, he wavered between music and medicine.
What it probably means is that the paper has for some time now wavered.
Mr Blair told the CBI national conference in Birmingham yesterday of his support for the war on terrorism, saying: "Now is not the time to waver but see it through".
