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Sentence Examples Johnny was refusing to eat his Cheerios and was squirming in his chair as his mother tried to feed him. I noticed him stealing looks in my direction every few seconds and I realized that my squirming and tapping was annoying him. There's really no good way to carry a rifle when crawling on hands and knees, or when squirming to the lip of a ravine. Politicians make for an unedifying spectacle when they are cattle-prodded by party policy into squirming and writhing in unison. Even the layman can coo over the magnificent ribbed vaulting, an 11 th-century innovation that had European architects squirming with envy. The Wolf girl was grunting and squirming, her body wiggling from side to side. They were lying utterly still or squirming in discomfort, some cradling injured arms. Strapped in their car seats, children make nightmarish passengers, wriggling, squirming and whining. She tried to pick him up but he was squirming and twisting to lick her face so much that she had to set him down. I lay there on the wood floors of my kitchen, squirming, as my body wanted to run itself against a wall. I shouted, squirming and twisting my arm, trying to get it out of his grip. Peering out past the bank, I could see our three shapes in the water, twisting and squirming in the current. There were tears in the audience too, but also not a little squirming at the emotional pyrotechnics. He was a rabid snob and a squirming snake-pit of prejudice, without even the intelligence to realise that other people were as human as himself. She knew no greater thrill than coaxing a child from the womb, and receiving it alive into her own hands, wet, warm and squirming. The arms of the octopuses were still squirming and moving and flopping in every direction. With a pair of forceps, he lifted what looked like a squirming worm out of the jar. They might have cheerfully stomped her to death had not the dates sequestered the squirming she-devil. I witness the robin absquatulate, first squirming under the open door like a rat might, then out the door hole into the night lit ice. She is constantly on the move, leaping up or squirming in her seat when she has a point to make, or a writer to quote. Show More Sentences Whatever the reason, some lenders are squirming out of deals to refinance home loans at rates below 6 percent. The grandchildren hover close by, whispering and squirming bashfully if my glance falls upon them. Madam President, despite his twisting and squirming we are probably seeing Milosevic's final moments in power. If nothing else, I knew that I would enjoy the spectacle of it uncomfortably squirming through the minefields of its own institutional political correctitude. A brief struggle ensues as several officers attempt to subdue a squirming Grant, his hands behind his back. In December, he was compelled to sign onto the Ryan budget plan after months of squirming to avoid it. The man, however, is like a fish out of water, squirming and writhing. One old cod fisherman explains how he came to collect the squirming windfall left by each wave on the beach, for use as bait. Schaeffer remembers his father squirming when Pat Robertson talked about burning a reproduction of a nude by Modigliani. She slid out, landing in crumpled pile on the floor, squirming to get under the bed, her white, cotton nightgown pressing to her body as she tried to escape. As he spoke he plucked a solitary gold-fish squirming and twisting out of its globe. I manage to cope with the indignity well, despite the patients and nurses almost wetting themselves with laughter at the sight of me squirming as the needle is inserted. By the time he re-enters the room to give his speech, the rows of telegenically arranged children near the podium have been reduced to a squirming, bilingual mass. The justice minister of course was six inches from the Minister of Foreign Affairs kind of squirming. But one can imagine the very private Cannon squirming at some of Palmer's suppositions. Six months is the age of activity, a time when your baby is building muscles and squirming with energy. Once more I find myself squirming on the horns of a dilemma. When it was time to haul up the nets, they hung like two heavy, squirming pendulums, streaming with water. I could hardly keep still, squirming and wriggling all the time. Drag and drop living, squirming, talking globs of goo to build structures, bridges, cannonballs, zeppelins, and giant tongues! Show More Sentences Feeling restless, often fidgeting with hands and feet or squirming while seated. Cradle it like a small bird or clasp it tightly like a squirming cat. For Sea Form, Bontecou raked wet printer's ink on a primed plastic surface to depict an ethereal, six-pointed star shape that evokes a feathery nest or squirming creature. At the net, King handed Riggs a squirming piglet — code for male chauvinist pig. By the late 1990s, I was squirming to get back to the classroom. Now they can seem to us slightly pathetic figures, forever squirming with distaste, constantly on the qui vive for signs of vulgarity blowing in on the modern breeze. In a trail for tonight's interview with Jeremy Paxman, Mr Blair is clearly seen squirming when the Newsnight presenter bluntly asks him if it is okay to accept money from a pornography publisher. I chose a squirming little furball with a doggish face and tabby stripes and brought it home as a surprise for Connie, hoping it would distract her long enough for her to reëvaluate the decision she was committing us to. Examples of hyperactivity and impulsivity include squirming, fidgeting and turning around while seated, being on the constant go, interrupting conversations, talking incessantly and getting frustrated while waiting in line. The result when accelerating hard over any sort of surface is consistent, strong power delivery with no squirming or lurching as power is sent about beneath the floor. He would love to call an election before an inquiry into corruption in Quebec's construction industry, which may leave his party squirming, begins in June. After ten minutes I get a little anxious and start squirming in my seat, perhaps, and we have to very discreetly cut you off if you go beyond the period. Soon each one of us had a squirming, terrified child in his arms. Mr Patten, sitting alongside him, must have been squirming when he heard that answer, because in the previous question we heard a great lecture on respect for human rights. Mr. Speaker, I watched the Conservatives squirming in the back seats. There are 10 million pieces a week of these ten percenters and the Conservatives are just squirming to get up and give more examples of how MPs are abusing these ten percenters. Seeing a tiny infant barely bigger than a pound squirming in his incubator, it can be hard to imagine that the same child might one day be president of a multinational. First he pulled out the largest one, then each of its ramifications, in a kind of horrible squirming, extracting himself from the corridor of earth where his roots had been sheltered and fed since his early youth. In the Krka-Nationalpark upside from Sibenik the eponymous river is squirming the first 10 km through flat country, another 40 km through gorges and 20 km through lakes involved with the sea. At length you slowly raise, pulling hand over hand, some horned pout squeaking and squirming to the upper air. Show More Sentences Netanyahu, despite all his squirming, is no longer the boss. That left Mitt in the spotlight, squirming about his tax returns. Keyboardist Dave Morecroft was the ringmaster, sonically and visually directing the band through a mine-field of twisting, squirming, jolting and japing contortions. Under a microscope we would be revulsed by the sight of many squirming, evil-looking microbes, waving their flagella in a menacing manner and exuding deathly disease. The sight of the squirming mass of maggots left me disgusted. Examples from Classical Literature The bags these women were emptying on the tables were squirming masses of life. Down the field a Princeton halfback had caught the ball and was squirming back. Stacy came out squirming like an angleworm being pulled from the ground after a spring rain. The sack rose and fell as if something under it was squirming about convulsively. She could remember her, squirming and spluttering in her high nursery chair. On and on he came, wiggling and squirming to gain every inch. The subsiding wave showed them on the ground, some lying motionless, others squirming and writhing. But just then the dog, squirming and rubbing against the newcomer's legs, opened his mouth and barked. Teeka rolled her eyes in his direction and strained the squirming mite still closer to her. A mother does not have to learn to love her helpless, squirming brood. They are creeping, crawling, squirming things, they with their soft hands and their blue eyes. The blue line gave and Lane fell through, squirming, kicking. The captor could not fight to advantage upon the swaying bough, burdened as he was by a squirming, struggling captive, so he dropped quickly to the ground beneath. Oti baited his hook with a piece of squid, which he tore with his teeth from the live and squirming monster, and hook and bait sank in white flames to the bottom. Meanwhile, Stokes portrays George with hilariously diminishing resistance to Richard's inexhaustibly inventive machinations for squirming out of his predicament. At that moment Michael was lying squirming on his back a dozen feet away, his legs straight up in the air, both fox-terriers worrying with well-stimulated ferociousness. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of squirming? Words that rhyme with squirming What is the plural of squirming? What is the adverb for squirming? What is the adjective for squirming? What is the noun for squirming? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words squirmer squirmed squirm squiring squire's squireen squirms squirmy squirrel squirreled squirrelfish squirreling 9-letter Words Starting With s sq squ squi squir squirm squirmi squirmin