Sentence examples for totter about from inspiring English sources

Then we totter about, a bit theatrically, from time to time.

Nice means you must totter about on eggshells so as not to break the mood, then later try to extract interest from the dialogue with a pair of tweezers.

I'd also play with her handbags and totter about in her high heels.

Clapton's gone; King's Cross has gone – even that nasty bit of the Caledonian Road where people used to totter about at 9am sipping White Lightning.

To the puzzlement of just about everyone, the former Mayor of London is currently tottering about in Beijing at the Olympics.

The jokey staging of the prologue threatens a prolonged campfest, with bewigged singers tottering about, aristocratic dancers fuming at the antics of harlequins, and an actor mimicking the imperious Lully.

SEVERAL springs ago some friends and I arose before dawn in Moab, Utah, to witness the sunrise mating dance of the Gunnison sage grouse: a surreal display of nine ornately plumed, chicken-size birds tottering about amid the sagebrush like windup toys, fanning their spiky tails and uttering a magical sound — "pop... pop-pop!" — as they thrust yellow air sacs out of their snow-white chests.

I was tottering about really happily that night.

Tottering about like a drug-addled geriatric rock star, Asimo's performances are stage-managed with the precision of Michael Jackson's ill-fated comeback tour.

Tottering about like a drug-addled geriatric rock star, ASIMO's performances are stage-managed with the precision of Michael Jackson's ill-fated comeback tour.

In short, as the Tupperware totters lopsidedly about, in the domestic equation, the work I do at home is no longer a gift, but the labor of a mediocre colleague whose performance could be better.