Sentence examples for waver with from inspiring English sources
'waver with' is correct and usable in written English
It is usually used to mean to fluctuate or fluctuate back and forth between two states or positions. For example, "The wind wavers with each gust, constantly changing direction."
The victors did not waver, with Anderson, a substitute, converting the fourth United kick to win the Carling Cup.
Irregularities that occur at higher frequencies are called flutter and cause a roughening of the tone: a piano sounds like a harp, and voices waver with small, rapid variations above and below proper pitch.
Steve was a "waver" with hair that swooped in front of one eye.
Slowly, Wiśniowiecki's image as a hero began to waver, with various aspects of his life and personality being questioned and criticized in the work of historians such as Karol Szajnocha and Józef Szujski.
The trick to making one long continuous wave is to line up the first barrel of the waver with the last indent you made in your hair.[11].[11]
He twists Ms. Rio's body into shapes that waver and falter with a compelling, melting-into-the-air kind of laxity.
His start in Boston was especially unsettling because his focus wavered with the big lead.
But no, the past was here, before him now like a mirage, wavering with tiny figures, holograms he recognized.
Her feelings are raw and her voice wavers with sorrow and disbelief as she utters the words: "My dad died".
The audience had just seen me stagger, wavering with a cane, and labor to sit down, wheezing.
The result was embellishment to the max, from pearls seeding the neckline of a dress wavering with white silk fringing to a rich, burgundy dress with ornate decoration.
