wriggle造句

I started to wriggle on my chair.

Small children wriggle in their seats when they are bored.

The mortgage bank may also be the first to wriggle out of government hands.

You can wriggle around all you like, but you will have to listen.

We shook the wriggle sway, hit off, but how also to its destination.

And they are very hard to wriggle out of, even if the borrower goes bankrupt.

And with the actual figure to be established by a separate-and more easily alterable-law, wriggle-room is guaranteed.

Banks would love to wriggle out of the most egregious deals, or at least get better terms.

When solitude occupies my whole mind, even the rotational speed of a second hand turns into a sluggish wriggle.

The founding father will continue to opine, but the PAP will have a little more wriggle room to change.

But environmental groups are concerned the "rescue package" is a delaying tactic by the rich nations to wriggle out of cutting carbon.

Officials say when rescue crews arrived, the boy was standing on his tiptoes, trying to wriggle his frozen tongue free from a stop sign pole.

The week once joined cotton pocket later the gentleman, the square touched, see a lukewarm scatter, in the bag hide what alive creature, unexpectedly and slowly wriggle.

Wise women will have insisted on binding conditions before entering into a marriage with a polygamist. Your friend must have found a way to wriggle out of these - or he's hiding his pain.

Screened from male scrutiny by the leafy canopies of almond or apricot trees, women could go outside as they pleased, dare to wriggle naked toes in fountain water or just gossip without the veil.