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23 examples of Wiggle in a sentence

And one thing kept bothering me, and that's, when they're functioning, penises don't wiggle.
So you see they extracted the motion cogs from our animations and created a wiggle that integrated the head-bobbing movement and the back-and-forth movement.
If you go for a walk, you don't wiggle.
There's no code that says, "Do a wiggle in the Southern Ocean."
So if you wiggle a coffee cup in front of the camera, you're feeling that in your back, and amazingly, blind people got pretty good at being able to determine what was in front of the camera just by feeling it in the small of their back.
People wiggle a lot and getting these variations identified with very high accuracy, both in precision and recall, is tough because that's what it takes to get a professional coach to believe in you.
Then you find the mouse, and you're going to have to wiggle it a little bit to see where the cursor is on the screen.
Adding heat disrupts those bonds, allowing the proteins to unfold, uncoil, unwind and wiggle freely.
So rivers also wiggle.
These rivers wiggle around.
There was no spin, there was no wiggle and waggle, there was no spend-five-minutes- to-come-back-to-the-point. I didn't have to keep interrupting, which I've become rather renowned for doing, because I want people to answer the question.
Now there this friend of his, tailing him around every where, and this number one lawyer in the town, who has to herself sexily wiggle and try to seduce Himesh, of all the handsome German people she might have met earlier, perhaps the male lawyers on this part of the world might be cursing their fate, for destined to deal with the stiff, unattractive lot, every day !
See young girls wiggle their toes and stick their tongues out for the camera and wear skimpy clothes and bikini's.
None among Meryl Streep, Jeremy Irons, Glenn Close and Vanessa Redgrave could wiggle free of the trap set for them by director Bille August.
Many also fear that the West will find some way to wiggle out of its commitments.
Since George W. Bush showed the way towards bank nationalization, vast public spending, industrial bailouts, and budget deficits, the Socialists have been left without wiggle room.
On trade, Romney promises to launch a trade war with China, and to declare it a currency manipulator on Day One – a promise that gives him little wiggle room.
Diplomats can work with one another; referenda are binary and fixed, leaving none of the political wiggle room and scope for creative compromise needed to resolve political problems.
Uribe may still back down, though he is leaving himself precious little wiggle room to decline re-election after all that his supporters have done to allow it.
Most European leaders understand the tiny wiggle room that Kerry will have if elected.
The ECB is unlikely to pay serious attention to Sweden's specific needs, so Sweden will probably not be given the wiggle room granted its larger neighbors.
Our governments should be given enough wiggle room to tackle this emergency properly, but that should not be taken to mean carte blanche – not now and not ever.
But the GCC has left it little wiggle room for muddling through.