wiggle in a sentence
Example sentences for wiggle
Only wiggle or shake if it takes longer than an hour to dissolve.
At night there are the hula dancers to giggle at when their hips shake back and forth making a funny wiggle.
The total genome content proportions are rough estimates, there may be some wiggle room in there.
One is that, being so tiny, hydrogen atoms can wiggle through the crystal lattice of the material used to contain it.
To dispel the aura of strangeness, my goal is to wiggle my way into a dual appointment with another department.
More of a straight-line runner, lacking the hip wiggle or stutter-step moves to elude.
Though they left themselves wiggle room, the change of tone was clear.
Executives get sweetheart deals and wiggle out of loan obligations.
Stick a darning needle or a hat pin in the hole and wiggle it around to scramble the contents.
To charge up the light, you wiggle the weatherproof sealed plastic case out of its soft silicone sheath.
If you wiggle your fingers, you see its fingers wiggle.
With patience, you can wiggle your feet and let water trickle around them, eventually loosening the mud.
Had they read the small print, they would have seen that he left himself some wiggle room.
More leverage, less wiggle-new snowboard boots and bindings give you an edge.
Does not show the proper wiggle and hip action to turn the corner, preferring to power his way up the middle.
There were four main styles but each had some wiggle room in their execution.
The tail continues to wiggle after being disconnected and distracts the predator until the skink can escape.
Harvard scientists have built a soft-bodied robot flexible enough to wiggle into tight spaces no other robot can reach.
Mounting the throwing arm on tube, instead of a short one took a lot of wiggle out of the contraption.
At higher temperatures, molecules wiggle around more so it's harder to image them with such clarity.
They violently wiggle their abdominal prolegs when disturbed and is shown in the picture below.
As long as both people can agree on the standards, and as long as it's in writing, then there's no wiggle-room later.
With the dying wiggle of the final snake dance, football becomes largely a matter of theoretical bitterness.
But the results also explain where nurture gets its wiggle room.
We want there to be some social wiggle room in the law.
She first finds something to put in her mouth then the tail starts which in turn makes the body wiggle and rub against your legs.
Has minimum wiggle in his run, but is effective eluding defenders due to his leg strength, as he can be slippery.
The data will wiggle around for a while, and then the wiggling will simply disappear for no apparent reason.
He was holding it inside his coat, and it contrived to wiggle partly down the sleeve.
Bees wiggle around to tell their comrades the location of food supplies.
Astronomers discover these planets by calculating how they interact with the star they orbit, making it wiggle ever so slightly.
Increasing the wiggle room would allow the yuan to appreciate, making the global adjustment a bit easier.
There's some wiggle room for make-ups on those, but not a lot.
But, there is wiggle room around this number, and you may have more or less.
Certainly, the new proposals leave national regulators plenty of room to wiggle.
Miller has experimented with himself by trying to teach himself to wiggle one of his ears without moving the other one.
And these surplus codons provide enough wiggle room for geneticists to play around with.
While sitting motionless with its mouth open wide, the turtle will wiggle the lure and entice unwary fish to investigate.
Guidelines on investigating and reporting casualties have been amended over the years but there's still plenty of wiggle room.
The wiggle trace measures the vertical movement the seismometer experiences from the seismic waves.
She could lift her right leg above the bed and wiggle her toes.
The length of the wiggle depends on the size of the fault, and the size of the wiggle depends on the amount of slip.
Leave as little wiggle room as possible for the consultant by spelling out the terms in advance.
Will power through tackles, but lacks good hip wiggle to elude.
With interest rates already at zero, policymakers have little wiggle room.
The measure would also give drivers more wiggle room to creep up to the edge of an intersection before stopping.
They squeeze those muscles to wiggle their bodies forward in a series of curves.
He has excellent hip swerve, wiggle and balance to slip through tight creases.
Herbaceous plants don't fossilize well so there's wiggle room there.
Once you get the old bushing out about an inch to an inch and a half, you can wiggle it out the rest of the way.
The airplane began to wiggle a little and decelerate.
Since the wiggle is only at one side of the galaxy, it is doubtful whether the rotation curve has a wiggle.
But since this wiggle-room is the legacy of low inflation volatility, it cannot be taken for granted.
Right, you push them down on your nose and wiggle your eyebrows.
Silicone the fur and capillary exclusion will have it dry in a quick wiggle, for both reasons: eg sheep and lanolin.
But even then the government will still have some wiggle room.
Then, gently wiggle it back and forth, maintaining tension.
Any wiggle room for abusive interrogations, they emphasized, would be construed as permission.
Psychedelic colors wiggle and blur, and cartoon pills fly into talking mouths.
Well, there is still wiggle room even outside the genes of large effect, particularly on the individual level.
Or perhaps you could pat your own tummy and notice the wiggle frequency there.
