Sentence examples for wobble against from inspiring English sources

This theoretical option first gained traction when Trump began to wobble against Cruz under an onslaught of attacks led by former party nominee Mitt Romney.

The new and possibly improved Borussia Dortmund, meanwhile, showed that the pre-season hype has some justification, a slight wobble against Mainz 05 notwithstanding.

They overcame a brief first-leg semi-final play-off wobble against Leeds before winning in resounding fashion at home – and then against Bedford in the final.

They have been more prosaic since, qualifying despite a wobble against Ghana and a slightly unsatisfactory win over the USA, and there could be a couple of grumbles here, despite a fully merited victory over Algeria that has set up a mouth-watering quarter-final against France in Rio de Janeiro on Friday.

As Humber wobbled against the leadoff man in the ninth inning, Wells rooted him on.

In "Baltimore/Berlin," a revision of a stark, spacious 2008 quintet, the clarinetist Joshua Rubin and the trombonist Tim Albright warbled and wobbled against prickly bursts of piano, bass and drums.

The generally excellent Aaron Smith has wobbled against bruising opponents able to bring chaos to the fringes of rucks and mauls – the kind of chaos that England might bring to Twickenham.

Yet there were defensive wobbles against opposition incapable of taking advantage.

The inexperienced youngster, seeded 28th and ranked No30, overcame a mighty mid-match wobble and, against all the odds, gunned Roddick down in the fifth, just when it appeared that the world No2 had turned the match around.

He gave a graphic description of the attack, described his gait as "an elegant wobble", and jokingly warned against the danger of rowing machines.

I jabbed back a second time, but only felt the wobble of the plug swimming against the rip.