“Throwing a wobbler and bolting for the surface is not the correct way to end a dive.”

“It throws the odd wobbler, going nuts for no apparent reason and throwing everything out the window.”

“I've loved that boy and he's far too good and fine for a wobbler like yourself.”

“I get the feeling that just one little wobble of the ground, such as an earth tremor, and this tower would fall over.”

“Falorn's knee ached with each wobble of the boat as he rose to his feet.”

“With a slight wobble in his voice, he said his illness had spread to other parts of his body.”

“After spinning around in circles for too long, she experienced a strong sense of wobbliness, causing her to stumble and lose her balance.”

“Further, the interview seems to have been done with a hand-held camera, and the wobbliness of the picture gets distracting at times.”

“The room's wobbliness ceased slightly and she was able to discern that she was in a large bed surrounded in something.”

“The team's wobbling in decision-making led to a lack of direction and progress.”

“Unfortunately, to master these skills they become mini-control freaks and throw wobblies when Mummy says no.”

“Meetings of the local peace coalition include members of the Green Party, Wobblies, university professors, and die-hard Republican churchgoers.”

“I do not think it is a coincidence that popular music has been an important part of almost every radical movement in American history from the Wobblies to Anti-Globalization.”