Sentence examples for wobble toward from inspiring English sources
But the film — adapted from Chris Greenhalgh's novel, with a screenplay written by the author with the director and Carlo de Boutiny — never regains that initial blast of energy and the final scenes wobble toward a wishy-washy ending.
In "The Nanny Diaries," McLaughlin and Kraus successfully parodied the world they knew; here it's hard to keep track of the (rather blunt) barbs as they wobble toward their various targets.
Astronomers detect planets by spotting stars that repeatedly wobble toward and away from Earth, tugged by the gravity of one or more planetary companions.
During a timeout, Johnson slowly wobbled toward the sideline.
That the ball fluttered and wobbled toward Dustin Keller was an appropriate metaphor for the Jets' desultory and disappointing season.
On last Sunday's "60 Minutes," Obama was already wobbling toward another "compromise" in which he does most of the compromising.
This was climax-of-the-night material, and hopefully those who were wobbling toward nighty-night on the East Coast stayed up to see it.
Everybody was looking out the window, watching the storm, when Piedy's daughter Mavis turned away and saw Kaleb wobbling toward the door.
The Democrats who, according to the Post, are wobbling toward the gun-rights side are all from conservative, gun-friendly states, and they are all up for reëlection in 2014: Mark Begich, of Alaska; Mark Pryor, of Arkansas; Mary Landrieu, of Louisiana; Max Baucus, of Montana; Kay Hagan, of North Carolina; and Mark R. Warner, of Virginia.
The planet searchers had monitored hundreds of these lines and found a minute frequency shift due to the Doppler effect--the same effect that shifts the pitch of a passing siren--implying that the star was wobbling toward and away from Earth every 4.23 days as a planet tugged it to and fro.
Mike Moore dashes into his nephew's house, starts screaming in his ears, splashes him with iced water and pinches him as his respiratory system wobbles toward collapse.
