Sentence examples for wavering high from inspiring English sources

As Lulu, she sometimes sang with a hard-edged sound and wavering high notes.

Pride of place would go to "Them!," the mysterious 1954 movie about ants in New Mexico that grow as huge as horses after a nuclear test; the stridulation of unseen creatures in the desert makes music — a high, wavering whistle — that you cannot wipe from your mind.

Already the Coalition Government is wavering on its high-profile opposition to coal-burning power stations.

But his physiological reality did not truly hit home until the day his 14-year-old son wavered on playing high school football and made his father the basis of his apprehension.

It may be cynical to suggest that the cap has been set so high to entice wavering voters in key marginals in the pricier property markets of London and the south-east; then again, it may be blunt common sense.

At a time when other states are wavering in their commitment to high standards, Kentucky is demonstrating what's possible when we work together and stay the course toward high expectations for all students.

This dynamic has produced one showdown already and now threatens another as a "supercommittee" of six Democratic and six Republican legislators seeks $1.2 trillion-1.5 trillion-1.5 trillionuts over the coming deficitby November 23rd.It is thus significuts that Republicans may be wavering in their oversithen to higher taxes.

On Thursday, the Dow had ended at its highest level since May 3, despite wavering through the day.

Enthusiasm for Obama -- still high among Democrats -- is wavering among the independents and Republicans who formed part of the coalition that got him first elected.

Two patients who were presented with stage IIB disease and had persistently high viral DNA load but wavering IgA-VCA titres during the course of treatments died of disease progression.

Recent statements suggest the military high command's enthusiasm for talks is wavering.