Sentence examples for wobble to from inspiring English sources
I felt like a spinning quarter about to nod to gravity and wobble to the tabletop.
Then came Williams, a little glassy eyed herself, with a distinct wobble to her step.
Signs of a coalition wobble to soften that blow seem sensible.
From "Pop a Rubber Band" to "Wobble" to songs with unprintable titles, these men know their milieu; they never met a stripper they didn't want to rap about.
Richmond overcame a mid-match wobble to secure the last finals spot with a thrilling three-point win over minor premiers Sydney at ANZ Stadium.
You can imagine even her constituency of transgressive night-creatures might like to curl up and have a wobble to Adele's Someone Like You.
The DWP seemed to wobble – "open to suggestions" – overnight until it was whacked by No 10.
Expect to wobble, expect to be challenged.
He wobbled to the door in silence.
She wobbled to the bench and passed out.
He rose wobbling to his feet, and straightened his hat.
