Sentence examples for we wriggle from inspiring English sources

"Sea urchins are one of the oldest things in the sea," he explains as we wriggle into our dry suits.

We wriggle and elbow our way through the crowd to behold Giorgio Armani emerging from a sleek black town car, resplendent in T-shirt, slacks and sneakers, a deus ex limo.

Plays' starts can be awkward, as we wriggle ourselves into our seats and into the faith that those gesturing flesh-and-blood people up there really are Elsinore's sentries calling out "Who's there?" and "Stand and unfold yourself"; or Roderigo to Iago: "Tush, I take it most unkindly".

"I don't think that we wriggled off the hook," said coach Steve Hansen, almost bemused.

As she started to crawl, we wriggled away from that hovel of a house that held such sweet emotion.

We haul ourselves along in press-up position, to save our knees being ripped apart by jagged lava, and come to a fence of ice stalactites that we must wriggle through.

We should wriggle free from the dead hand of the past and rejuvenate our curiosity with the vocabulary of contemporary cosmology.

We don't have much of a heritage outside the indigenous Māori culture forgive us for appropriating anything we can wriggle our hairy hobbit feet into.

True, we had all been somewhat rear-ended at the close of episode five, and thus knew Steve was innocent, but it's a tribute to everyone involved that we still wriggled and sweated for him under Ted Hastings's implacable scrutiny.

THUMP is BEMF's official media partner, and we're wriggling around with excitement for this thing to get started.

If Armstrong was ever going to writhe and wriggle, we wanted to see it up close and personal.