Sentences with phrase «see wriggling»

The time she fell from the chair that she had climbed in order to pick grapes from the vine tree, he was so shocked, seeing her wriggling on the ground, that he almost cried, gathering her in his arms.

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Campbell can scheme and wriggle past his marker as we've seen him did in the Watford game.

I also, sadly don't know that we'll see Santi again, which is a real shame, as he is a brilliant technician on the ball and I really enjoyed watching him wriggle outta tight spaces and keep possession circulating or spring attacks.

I want to see Wilshere play that linking role between CM and attack, he is the only CM who can wriggle out of a tight position and play a smart pass in our team and we really need that type of player alongside Xhaka.

We've enjoyed a tremendous record against newly - promoted sides in recent years, but the closest we went to a late winner was when substitute Erik Lamela wriggled half a yard away from his marker, only to see Ryan palm away his rising shot.

On a good day they fall asleep again, on a not so good day, they wriggle, turn on the clock to see whether it is 7 yet, and ask how many minutes to go.

Look out for cues that your little one needs a wee, such as wriggling or hopping from one foot to another, and suggest that they try sitting on the potty to see if anything happens.

This six - foot play tunnel features a breathable, see - through top that allows you to keep an eye on your little one as they crawl, squirm, and wriggle their way through to the other side.

Even if you manage to do your business behind closed doors, you'll probably see little sausagey fingers wriggling under the door like they're trying to touch the atmosphere around you, and at least be with you that way.

She was nine months old and wanted to breastfeed for a minute, get down and play, come back to feed more, wriggle around to see the TV, feed for a few more minutes, get down to play, back to feed, etc..

-- Always make sure you can see your baby and that the airway is free — Pull the tights / babygrow / socks a bit so that there is wriggle room for the little toes

More recently, the Tory MP has risen up the Westminster ranks - and wriggled out of saying whether she still wants to see a return to the gallows.

In seven videos made by remotely operated vehicles (one off the California coast, six near oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico), the researchers observed G. bonplandi wriggling the fleshy clubs on the ends of its tentacles in a way that resembles the undulations of a small, swimming animal (see video).

We see the woman he's left behind in flashback, as he fawns over her and she wriggles around suggestively on their bed.

Some will cape for Stevens's whispery mewling, but the real threat is the increasingly seen, confoundingly beloved The Greatest Showman, which just might wriggle its way into a win at the last minute.

There's way too much empathy in Payne's work to accuse him of treating his creations like bugs wriggling on pins (see Von Trier, Lars), even though, say, the dimwitted, thick - necked cousins that want in on Woody's «winnings» are straight - up caricatures.

Even this year, with Carol and Truth you see two very different performances, two very different characters but each with a strong center — identities wriggling to be free amid circumstances and circles that throw doubt on her motives, underestimate what she can do, and question who she is.

Later, I saw thousands of tadpoles: black, energetic and wriggling through the clear water against the background of the brown earth.

However, the rules around disclosure are changing and from August 2016 insurers will be unable to unfairly reject customers» claims if they've given the wrong information about a part of their policy that is irrelevant to their claim (see the news story: New insurance laws will stop insurers wriggling out of claims).

Or, you might have had the distinct displeasure of seeing a tapeworm segment actually wriggle out of your cat's... balcony door.

When I inspected my bed closer I could see a lot of flea larvae wriggling on my bed, along with tons of flea dirt and eggs, it was absolutely disgusting!

It really just means that after doing something horrible to the other fighter, that fighter wriggles around a little bit as if to say «see?

Such associations have led Anne Wagner, in her discussion of the retrospective reading of Infant in the Pictorial Autobiography, to remark: «We see that the infant Paul... wriggling on his rug, was not just a talisman or tutelary deity; he was a subject for art» (Wagner 1996, p. 54).

But I see the most promise in a hybrid of digital and direct experience, in which children and young adults get out in the wet, wriggling, fluttering world — whether a wilderness or Thoreau's «swamp on the edge of town» — and then use the Web for that deeply human practice of communicating the things that catch our attention.

He made the call in a presidential memorandum with no teeth or money behind it, which mainly serves to put pressure on government officials to focus existing programs in ways that give the country's largely urbanized populace opportunities to get wet or muddy, to see an orange newt wriggling on a leafy park path, to have a chance to toss a fishing line in a reclaimed urban river.

I don't see any lack of writing skills — I think you're wriggling a bit there.

Later, I saw thousands of tadpoles: black, energetic and wriggling through the clear water against the background of the brown earth.

I see the letter you refer to as being their pathetic attempt to wriggle out of the hole they dug for themselves.

I've seen some efforts to wriggle out of concluded missives in light of a Brexit concern but, to be honest, that has dissipated.

Let us check some trick questions and see what could be the best way to wriggle out of them: