Sentence examples for wavering down from inspiring English sources

· A Right Royal Party Celebrating The Queen's 80th Birthday, Wavering Down, Cross, Somerset, Sat, 6pm (£101934-732013013).

Continue walking eastwards through King's Wood, an area of ancient woodland, and over Wavering Down for more great views towards the Bristol Channel and the Welsh hills.

Brandt Snedeker nearly won the 2008 Masters but wavered down the stretch, ended up tied for third and left the course in tears.

Peggy Burns, D&Q's stalwart publicist, insists the compendium is a thank you to the more than 50 cartoonists whose belief in the publisher never wavered down the years.

As a result, Bell-Jeff wavered down the stretch in the fourth quarter and fell, 67-52, in the second round of the Southern California Regional at Bonita.

It's all so "now" that the room seems custom-built for wedged-up wallet-wavers down from London and the Garden of England's commuter belt.

With the hot part of the barrel on the bottom, clamp the triple barrel waver down at the top of the 1 inch section you're working on.

Cue lots of lingering, non-smelly closeups of the moist sponge traversing his chest, then down, and down, and wavering at the Mason-Dixon Line of his waistband.

As you tighten the guitar string, you should hear this wavering slow down; the two strings are in tune if the wavering has stopped.

However, Tory sources said the government is facing an even more serious prospect of rebellion this time as more MPs are wavering about the watered-down Lords amendment.

That darkness is suddenly interrupted by a burst of wavering light further down the street.