Sentence examples for waddle about from inspiring English sources

And to teach me humility, the gods have condemned me to watch you waddle about, wearing the proud lion that was my father's sigil, and his father's sigil before him.

Because Mr Foster has refused to hold a debate with his three main rivals, Mr Preis has paid a man to dress up in a bird-suit and waddle about at meetings as "Debate Duck".Still, hardly anybody gives any of the three a chance of beating Mr Foster.

One typically thinks of penguins as waddling about atop miles of featureless ice, but many of the penguins at greatest risk are those species that have strayed farthest from the South Pole.

But the penguins are especially dear to his heart, in part because they seem always to be gently mocking those on the other side of the zoo exhibit's glass partition: waddling about in comic self-importance, beaks raised as if detecting an aroma nowhere near as pleasant as a bucket of smelt.

Looking through a small aperture, I saw one of the birds waddling about in a very excited manner over the sand-covered space, which was perhaps 2 by 3 feet square, and it was so much interested in its own performance that it did not notice me, although I made some noise trying to fight off a swarm of mosquitoes which assailed me from all sides.

Few sights are less appetizing than watching Queen Kong waddling about in a half yard of terminally overstressed fabric.

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According to a person with direct knowledge of the matter, the penguins – whose species is known to be shy – waddled about with relative authority.

It is hard to imagine another tenor waddling about in a habit with such adorable goofiness while at the same time hinting at the aggressive libido contained within.

In Du Camp's pictures in the Met show, the sky over Thebes sweats with sultry drama and Flaubert waddles about in his Cairo hotel garden draped in a white Nubian robe.

There's the mascot, Blue II, a real, live, cute-as-all-get-out bulldog, who waddled about in a custom-made Nike sweater at last year's Final Four.