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Sentence Examples She then wriggled her fingers within the gloves and ran them across a glass counter. Someone latched onto him but he wriggled away, his eyes directly on Gabrielle Potter. She wriggled off the windowsill and scrambled onto the stone wall, ignoring the twinges of pain in her damaged wrist. The child wriggled and squirmed, trying to pull himself out of their grasp. On the restart Mitchell wriggled along the byline and looked on in frustration when his dangerous cross found no takers. Sioni kicked and wriggled, but couldn't break free, much to other two's amusement. Sure enough, Fishy tugged the rod back and clicked the button and a shiny fish wriggled directly in front of Lazarus' nose. She squirmed, writhed, and wriggled, trying to evade the grip of those carrying her. It snaked down and wriggled about, looking for a good avenue down to the ground but, thankfully, it failed to do so. The twins kicked and wriggled under his arms but couldn't get out of his powerful hold. An arm wriggled under one of his knees, and after a bit of work, she shoved it free and raised it to grab a hunk of hair, dragging at his head. Jack barely wriggled into the parachute and found the ripcord in time to land painfully but not fatally. Eventually a wave washed up the beach, and as it rolled over her she gathered her strength and wriggled with all her might. Neyl wriggled out of the window and held on tightly with both hands, his face betraying his shock. Her burial shroud was tattered and ripped, her feet were stripped to the bone and a disgusting, black tongue wriggled around in her mouth. Fish leapt and eels wriggled in tanks of water, ducks and chickens squawked in their pens. Almost simultaneously a western blind snake popped out of the nest and wriggled off into the night. The mauve plush carpeting felt good as my toes wriggled back and forth in it. She reached the rocks and wriggled through them, moving her feet gently through the water. Deacon wriggled out of having to make a decision by setting up a group with very limited powers. Show More Sentences Clydebank almost grabbed the lead in the 31st minute when their trialist wriggled free in the box, but he shot inches wide of the near post. I unstuck a Jaffa Cake from my left cheek and wriggled into a pair of jeans. Last week we went swimming at night in a bay where I carefully wriggled my way in the dark among some coral reefs where moray eels were sleeping. He put the water back, and wriggled under the covers to continue wallowing in his own self-pity. My friend dipped his hand into the worms and held one up as it wriggled frantically in his fingers. She wriggled around for a moment, trying to get free of the ties. And what about all the business people who were clever enough not to get caught, who wriggled free from blame? Sunderland might have gone further ahead when leading scorer Stephen Elliott wriggled into the penalty area only to drive his shot into the side netting. It wriggled slightly under her touch, swaying from side to side. Those implicated wriggled and squirmed, and the secret service refused to help investigators. Chances were scarce for them but the substitute Gervinho almost wriggled through from Cazorla's pass while Giroud missed a pass to the Spaniard. It is unfortunate that the Council has wriggled out of its responsibilities by not setting down any clear rules in this area. Earlier today, at the Constitutional Affairs Committee, I asked Joschka Fischer a question on this subject, but he wriggled out of replying. Just as extra-time seemed inevitable, though, Anderson wriggled free to serve Igor who struck the winner in the very last minute. Then Cristiane, who was proving there are more stars to the selecao other than Marta, outpaced Joy Fawcett, wriggled her hips and crossed low. Then it looked like the key moment would be when Alinghi wriggled around New Zealand's bow at the last mark. The humidity had him feeling like a damp washrag by the time Sam wriggled his way through the vines and over clumps of rocks, fallen coconuts, and other debris. The last one jumped on me, trying to get me in a headlock, but I wriggled out of it and decked him too. Ivory screamed as she wriggled and twisted, trying in vain to get away. The story goes that a wolf crossed the path of Domenico and, as it was about to sink its teeth into him, a snake wriggled up and sank its fangs into the wolf. Show More Sentences He gazed into the man's compassionate eyes in helpless, naked trustingness, and then he wriggled closer to rest his head in the man's lap, and with that, he fell asleep. He squirmed and wriggled, ignoring the pain I know he must be feeling. You know I was so paranoid about deep-vein thrombosis, I took my aspirin and wriggled my legs but still I thought, that'd be right, I'll get off the plane and cark it. Smirting and the menoporsche join a host of new words and phrases like trout pouts and spange which have wriggled their way into everyday speech. I had him twice, flinging myself at him like a linebacker, but he wriggled away and I was down in the dirt, in the dust, a cyclone of dust, the sheep poking at my bare arms and outthrust hands with their stony black hooves. Chidi Odiah wriggled his way up the right side with a classy piece of approach work and his low cross was nailed into the corner by Kalu Uchu, who had snuck around his marker. During last year's Groundhog Day ritual, a groundhog named Charlotte wriggled from the grasp of a man later named Peta's Person of the Year for 2014, and fell several feet. In one gully, wild cucumber was so prolific that the area looked like a botanical garden, as the vines carpeted the ground, wriggled up tree trunks and bore fist-size fruit. The snake wriggled across the path and went underneath a bush. Examples from Classical Literature And she pointed to the bulbous green animal that wriggled on the table-top. However, I wriggled along somehow, and if it had not been for gobo and his friend no doubt everything would have gone well. He fell back against the sand pile and let his feet sink in the mud hole and wriggled his toes. Then came the sharp click of the Morse code and after an interval with radiant face the elder lad wriggled out of his trappings. Her small frame wriggled with emotion, and with imploring eyes she jigged impatiently just in front of me. He wriggled and fought, but he was pinned and helpless, hands, feet and vocal organs. I wriggled my back in order to discover, if I could, the nature of the incubus. Then she had given him a pecking sort of kiss, and had wriggled out of his arms. It was damp and rankly odorous there in the darkness, and slimy things wriggled over the floor, brushing their ankles clammily. She wriggled her chin in his palm, trying to free herself from his pitiless staring. Probably the purple emperor was right, for he certainly was an expert in everything that crawled and wriggled in Brittany. He wriggled forward till head and shoulders hung beyond the margent of the rock. Michael longed for Alan that together they might rag this worm who wriggled so obscenely into the secret places of a boy's mind. Under cover of this Chuck and bolar, sprawling flat, had wriggled frantically out of the cave. Little John Aylmer answered with an ecstatic chuckle of delight, and wriggled hurriedly into the encirclement of his friend's arm. Hugh wriggled to his side, and, peeping through a serviceberry bush, looked out across the water. He put his free hand on the girl's warm, soft shoulder and she wriggled with delight. When I caught up and turned the little squirmer on her back, she wriggled away. A forest came down to the road and through the forest Wine Creek wriggled its way over stones toward a distant river. And I fell into the dustpan and never so much as wriggled a toe. Show More Sentences Observe how Emerson is wriggled and ruffled in this crushing crowd. While Tom Kitten was left alone under the floor of the attic, he wriggled about and tried to mew for help. Unseen denizens of this great sewer, disturbed by the intruder, splashed into the water ahead of him and wriggled away. When he returned, the big, kindly man came with him, and in Martin's arms there squealed and wriggled a shoat. They all roared and wriggled again, so amusing did it seem to them. Mrs. Minto wriggled her skinny shoulders and fingered her chin. Admittedly, that changed for a moment when Rooney wriggled free and set up the surging Pembridge, but too often the last touch was overheavy. We rolled pell-mell into the midst of this nest of serpents, that wriggled on the platform in the waves of blood and ink. We left our ponies in the ravine and wriggled through the long grass. I wriggled myself quickly to the top of the being, or object, half out of the water, which served us for a refuge. He writhed and wriggled under the infliction, but, fully convinced of my skill, endured the pain like a martyr. Something wriggled at his knees and caromed off against Verba. He wriggled more determinedly, and Van Horn set him down on the deck. He whined placatingly, squirmed and wriggled to show his good will and intentions, and even ventured, as a bribe for peace, to lick Buck's face with his warm wet tongue. It was Switzerland who nearly scored when Shaqiri wriggled into the box and found Granit Xhaka, whose solid shot was blocked on the line by goalkeeper Sergio Romero. Tom Kitten wriggled and squirmed until he was quite exhausted. He spoke in wheedling tones, and wriggled as he walked along. Find more words! 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