Kris wakes up in her car and wobbles back to her ruined life.
Jim came wobbling back to our room one morning freshman year, bleary from an all-nighter of booze and poker.
He spat teeth as he wobbled back to the gate and had to be medevacked to a hospital.
Briggs dropped Williams with a right in the second round, but Williams survived the round, wobbling back to his corner.
Hester might have quoted Rudyard Kipling's warning to the capitalists of his day, as "the burnt fool's bandaged finger goes wobbling back to the fire".
WASHINGTON — As Republicans choreograph a House vote to repeal President Obama's health care overhaul this week, no charge has stung Democrats more than the argument that the new law will "kill" jobs in an economy wobbling back to life.
But this sequence is generally quicker and quite possibly less harmful than what happens in boxing, where a downed fighter who rises before the count of ten receives a cursory examination and gets sent wobbling back to absorb more punches.
As he came wobbling back to his corner after the sixth round this fellow hopped into the ring and, with the aid of the other second, succeeded in getting his man lowered onto his stool.
An hour later, I wobbled back to the changing area, drank a glass of orchard-fresh orange juice and plopped into the chair of a barber, who trimmed my beard and deftly shaved my neck while hacking a painful smoker's cough.
