"wobble forward" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to move or advance in an unsteady or shaky manner. Example sentence: The toddler took his first steps, wobbling forward with outstretched arms.
At every step it looks as though he is going to fall into the abyss, and yet, somehow, he continues to wobble forward.
If we were taught to cook as we are taught to walk, encouraged first to feel for pebbles with our toes, then to wobble forward and fall, then to have our hands firmly tugged on so we would try again, we would learn that being good at it relies on something deeply rooted, akin to walking, to get good at which we need only guidance, senses, and a little faith.
I wobbled forward, with more determination, and was hit again, on the torso.
Tebow's critics snickered, and television replays only highlighted how oddly his passes spin — as if he throws a lopsided ball that wobbles forward like a leaking balloon rather than a tight spiral.
David Cameron should stop wobbling and bring forward legislation now.
The video of that incident is disturbing: Clinton is walking, heavily supported, toward a waiting van, looking as though she can barely stand, when she wobbles and lurches forward.
"But it's like a young kid taking his first steps forward, he wobbles, then gets up, wobbles, then gets up again and eventually he walks.
There were runs towards the end of the England innings too from Eoin Morgan, 46 from 42 balls, the England captain having the twin task of settling a mid-innings wobble while propelling things forward, and Jos Buttler made a violent 14 ball 24 at the end.
Scenes rewind, flicker, fast forward, and wobble just like that archaic video tape, with the hallway functioning as a nervous system of experience―the point from which Sarah's insomniac life unfolds.
Therefore some forward oligonucleotides contain wobble-bases.
