Sentence examples for wobble down from inspiring English sources

The three of us wobble down to the first marker post.

I slipped off my gold band embedded with diamonds and watched it wobble down, coming to rest in a curl of jeweled sand.

It's still no bull market because home prices wobble down and the risk premium on below investment grade paper of all varieties stands extremely high.

I am heading for the "nursery" (a hectic patch where three-year-olds wearing fluorescent bibs slide in zigzag lines) and adults – lumpy in their plastic clothes – wobble down the slight decline.

I can't tell you which, because they contain country music, a seacoast, a bear, a nightclub, sheep, square-dancing, monarchs, Apollo's oracle, a Roman Catholic nun and voices that travel, or wobble, down into Appalachia, with the odd side trip to Oklahoma -- or maybe "Oklahoma!" Why? Search me.

And the pound is wobbling, down below $1.52 against the dollar as I type.

We wobbled down quiet streets, where the trees were lined up as if dancing a quadrille.

It was incredible to think that, despite the unmarked sand roads my Land Rover had been wobbling down for the last 50km, I was still barely five hours' driving time from Cape Town.

"Technically, the dividing line between theft as a misdemeanor and as a felony is $400, but that figure was set many years ago, and now it's fairly common for felony charges like this to be wobbled down to a misdemeanor before the trial.

Wobbling down the red carpet outside the Dolby Theatre on Sunday, she told reporters she was "freaking starving" and asked if they'd pop to McDonald's for her, before photobombing co-star Bradley Cooper, mugging energetically for CNN, then responding to questions about her dress with fantastic frankness.

While gas is down 25% since the summer, the pump price remains high by recent standards, and the Consumer Confidence Index has wobbled down since spring.