wobblings

The toddler was wobbling as he tried to walk.

The old chair was wobbling under his weight.

The drunk man was wobbling on his feet.

Her voice was wobbling with emotion.

The wobbling bridge made me nervous.

The wobbling jelly on the plate looked unappetizing.

The wobbling fan needed to be fixed.

The wobbling bicycle tire needed air.

She felt wobbling knees before her big presentation.

The wobbling ladder was unsafe to climb.

I was the only woman and I was like wobbling in there.

And just before the spinning top appears to be wobbling, there's a cut to black.

From Brazil to Thailand, many of the other emerging economies that are now wobbling have also seen credit booms.

Though the Fed has described jobs growth as solid, some analysts worry that the labour market is wobbling.

After a little wobbling, it's a piece of cake.

The ball takes off, pointing towards the air pushing against it, wobbling around its reference axis.

But when it comes to money, it's the determination to get through the wobbling that's a personal thing.

This table's been wobbling all evening.

Empathy, logic, authenticity were all wobbling like crazy.

A wobbling banking industry undermines support for his government.