Sentences with phrase «watch wriggling»

The included band's adjustment holes are a little off for me though; while one size is just a tad too big and has the watch wriggling on my wrist, the next hole makes it less comfortable because it's tightly clinging to my wrist.

Then watch the wriggling and squirming at other places that accuse RC in particular of suppressing points of view — those other places = not = displaying comments that failed to make it onto a comment thread.

As Helen muses on the whole experience, on the ups and downs, and now watching the wriggling, laughing life in front of her, she says: «I've learnt overwhelmingly how much God loves us, and that he really does want to intervene dramatically in our lives,» she pauses.

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.

And its great fun - when the opportunity arises - to demonstrate it and watch them wriggle.

Here's hoping I'm still alive to watch them wriggle!

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He wriggles free to fetch the kitchen stool and climbs on top of it, watching intently as I throw an egg, self - raising flour, milk and rice malt syrup into a small bowl.

Watching Josey the Snake wriggle and squirm as Arsenal win the league is sweeter.

I watched in awe at the hospital those first few days postpartum when midwives could swaddle newborns so quickly and there would never be any issues of them wriggling out.

Try having your little one «teach» their teddy to use the loo by sitting it on the potty, and watch for cues that they may need to go as well, such as wriggling or holding their crotch.

Watch as this little girl wriggles and pushes until the farts start to blow!

I spent the two - and - a-half hours in the committee room watching Murdoch wriggle under the pressure of it all - and believe me, he didn't like it one bit.

You can challenge others online, but the real joy in the game is in the couch competition, watching your opponents wriggle as they fail to overcome your obstacle.

And then we watch you just wriggling and squirming and giggling among yourselves.

So ever since Galileo spotted the moons of Jupiter and van Leeuwenhoek watched his animalcules wriggle around, the rest of us have been fascinated by this invisible world made present for us by clever scientists and engineers.