Sentence examples for waver the from inspiring English sources

by its own chief flag waver, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders.

If immigration officials waver, the family will just stall, he said.

And when the accents waver, the actors falter and the dialogue sounds like soap opera on stilts, the landscape lends a measure of depth and grandeur, mutely imploring us to ignore the fuss in the foreground.

If you waver, the behavior will not change.

If our leaders waver the next time, let us do our part and disrupt their endless conferences and evasions.

The actors rarely look exactly like the people they're playing; the storylines waver between the specific and the generic.

The shaky lines of wire seem perfect for the apparitional waver of the poet's words.

They reached the peak of immoderation with the 1939 flag-waver "The American Way," which required sixty speaking roles and nearly two hundred townspeople, immigrants, children, soldiers, sailors, and policemen, as well as a Community Novelty Band.

It's a throwback to the pro-Vietnam 1968 John Wayne flag-waver The Green Berets, for which the embattled Pentagon happily – and rather controversially – picked up the full tab on all military expenses.

But that trust has been wavering, the prime minister said.

Through it all, consumer spending hardly wavered, the personal savings rate plummeted and personal debt mounted.