Sentence examples for waver to from inspiring English sources

But he added, "I'm enough of a flag waver to say I am not going to let some terrorists determine when I fly and when I don't fly".

Now with only five teams a certainty for the 2012 season, W.P.S. requested an extension of the waver to take it through a season that will include the London Olympics in the hope of attracting new investors before 2013.

And ambiguity - whether constructive or destructive - is not a policy that people will accept while they waver to the tune of questions and concerns.

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Nations' borders are barely visible as if they wavered — to be or not.

"I'm scared," I shouted, voice wavering, to my wife of less than two weeks.

At other times the narrative is almost too surreal or melodramatic and our attention wavers to our personal thoughts.

They all just look like cowards to me -- silk-skinned scaredy-cats too fragile and wavering to resist their own appetites.

My mom has not only battled breast cancer and won, twice, but she has helped me, without wavering, to become who I am right now.

Let us keep that promise - that American promise - and in the words of Scripture hold firmly, without wavering, to the hope that we confess.

For the class II miRNAs, Drosha wavers to generate multiple pre-miRNAs from a single pri-miRNA.