Sentence examples for waffle on from inspiring English sources

I could waffle on forever, but really, the joy of McEnroe is his speed.

We could be on his Sunday talk show on Sky where he and various football journalists waffle on endlessly about the issues of the day.

I cooked the waffle on one side for a little less than a minute, then flipped the iron to brown the other side.

This is to allow the butter melt on the waffles surface from the heat of each waffle on top of one another radiating off of each other.

It is one thing to waffle on about "direct action" carried out by fair means or foul, but any good general needs to consider the practicalities: an armed coup would involve killing British citizens, including Corbyn supporters.

You can't just waffle on.

But most would wobble and waffle on the second.

Don't generalise or waffle on about challenges and passion.

And if you waffle on it, that hurts you.

(Hint: it would not have involved continuing to waffle on about it like he has).

For months, Mr. Lieberman appeared to waffle on his pledge not to run against Mr. Gore.