tottering造句

And the American economy is tottering.

Yet again, a Japanese government is tottering.

The old lady came tottering out of the room.

The tottering cause of Sichuan Opera seems to have successors.

The euro zone is tottering, America's deficit is alarming and inflation is looming, they reckon.

The liberal regime may not have beentoppled, but it is tottering.

Would all of you throw him down - this leaning wall, this tottering fence?

This time, perhaps the real challenge to the tottering status quo is not from the left at all.

So consider this: the sovereign bonds of tottering Pakistan have returned 168 percent so far this year.

He gave the tottering ancient a strong handshake and bellowed at the box of his hearing aid,"well, well! You look better than I do, old top."

This left Mr Dimon free to snap up tottering rivals including Bear Stearns, an investment bank, and Washington Mutual, a thrift.

The titans of Detroit were tottering on the brink of liquidation, threatening to collapse and take more than a million jobs with them.

Ensuring this happens is as great a challenge for these governments as protecting their tottering Banks and slashing their budget deficits.

However, while many of these factors were linked to an increased risk over the years, tottering around in high heels for years was not.

What she did not know was that the Manchu tribes had recently united and had risen up with such force that, invading China, they had deposed the tottering Ming dynasty.

I did see the pagoba before it collapsed, though. A tottering structure standing out between the lake and the hills, with the setting sun gilding its surroundings, this was "Lelfeng Pagoda at Sunset,' one of the ten sights of the West Lake.