Wobbly example sentences
Related (10): shaky, unstable, uncertain, insecure, flimsy, tottering, quivering, tremulous, loose, rickety
"Wobbly" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The baby took a few wobbly steps before losing her balance and falling over.
- She stood up on wobbly legs after being sick all night.
- The table had a wobbly leg that needed fixing.
- The old fence shook with a wobbly motion in the strong wind.
- His voice sounded wobbly and unsteady as he struggled to hold back tears.
- The man's hands were shaky and wobbly due to old age.
- The glass of juice stood on a wobbly stack of books.
- She made her way across the wobbly rope bridge with caution.
- Put this book under the wobbly leg of the table to stabilize it.
- He stood up on his wobbly newborn deer legs and took a step.
- The bridges spanning across the flooding river were all wobbly and unsafe.
- The old man climbed the stairs with a wobbly gait.
- They served the jelly on a wobbly layer of whipped cream.
- The ladder felt wobbly and unsafe under his weight.
- The toddler ate his food with a wobbly grasp on the spoon.
- Her handwriting looked shaky and wobbly due to the tremor in her hand.
- The whole haunted mansion seemed to wobble precariously as they walked through it.
- He balanced unsteadily on wobbly legs after having too much to drink.
- The earthquake caused the skyscraper's foundation to become wobbly and unstable.
- She climbed onto the wobbly stepladder to reach the high shelf.
- The hang glider pilot had a few wobbly moments before gaining more control.
- The old tree branch sagged with a wobbly motion in the breeze.
- The sinking boat began to list to one side with a wobbly motion.
- The inflatable slide sat on wobbly legs attached to the deck.
- His legs felt weak and wobbly after climbing all those stairs.
- The tower swayed with a slight wobbly motion in the wind.
- The top layer of gelatin in the mold was still a bit wobbly and unformed.
- The children's wobbly knees and small feet made them hard to keep upright on the bike.
- She tried on the high heels but her legs felt wobbly and unsteady.
- The bridge groaned and swayed with a wobbly motion under the burden of cars.
- His voice sounded tired and wobbly after staying up all night.
- The cheap ladder felt wobbly and unsafe to climb.
- The tracks of the rollercoaster had a few wobbly spots.
- Her hands had a slight wobbly tremor from nervousness.
- The room spun around him in a wobbly motion as he struggled to stand up.
- The stilts made her legs feel unsteady and wobbly.
- The old tire swing hung from a wobbly branch of the oak tree.
- His mother's arms felt weak and wobbly from the effort of carrying him.
- The plane hit some turbulence that made the seats shake in a wobbly motion.
- She stood up and took a few wobbly steps towards the door.
- The unicyclist had a few wobbly moments before finding his balance.
- The stand for the baby's high chair was wobbly and unstable.
- The candle flame burned with a slight wobbly motion from the draft.
- His voice sounded thin and wobbly as he tried to sing along.
- The rickety bridge swayed with a wobbly motion under their feet.
- The scaffolding shook with a slight wobbly motion in the light breeze.
- The jello dessert wobbled like jelly as she cut into it.
- The glass platform felt unsteady and wobbly under their feet.
- The deer stood on wobbly legs as it was first born.
- The scarecrow leaned at a slight wobbly angle in the cornfield.
- The floorboards creaked and swayed with a wobbly motion.
- The submarine was wobbly and shaking from the storm above.
- The candle's wobbly flame illuminated the darkness.
- The gymnast had a few wobbly landings after her somersault.
- Her voice sounded shaky and wobbly as she struggled not to cry.
- His legs felt like jelly and wobbly after the long run.
- The straw felt wobbly under his hands as he worked the basket.
- The runway lights bounced in a slightly wobbly motion in the wind.
- The old shed door shook with a wobbly motion on its rusty hinges.
- His legs felt shaky and wobbly from fever and illness.