Wriggle example sentences
Related (10): squirm, twist, slither, writhe, wiggle, wriggle, snake, contort, wrangle, fidget
"Wriggle" Example Sentences
Common Phrases
- The worm wriggled in the dirt.
- The baby wriggled and squirmed as the nurse tried to change her diaper.
- The mouse wriggled out of the cat's grasp and escaped.
- The toddler wriggled with excitement when he saw his parents.
- I tried to wriggle free from the rope tied around my wrists.
- The fish wriggled and flapped on the dock before I threw it back into the lake.
- The snake wriggled between the rocks into its burrow.
- The children wriggled with anticipation as the magician prepared to perform.
- I could barely contain my excitement as I wriggled in my seat during the awards ceremony.
- The toddler wriggled out of her mother's grasp and went running into the store.
- I wriggled my toes in the warm sand as I lay on the beach.
- The puppy wriggled all over his new owner as he welcomed him home.
- The eel wriggled out of the fisherman's hands and back into the sea.
- The mouse wriggled around to find a comfortable position as it nestled in my coat pocket.
- The magician made the rabbit wriggle and disappear inside the hat.
- I wriggled uncomfortably in my stiff business suit during the long meeting.
- The earthworm wriggled on the damp grass after the rain shower.
- The audience laughed as the comedian wriggled and danced on stage.
- I tried to wriggle my foot out from under the fallen tree branch.
- The jazz musicians wriggled and swayed to the rhythm of the music.
- The athlete wriggled around on the mat to loosen up before his competition.
- The koi fish wriggled and splashed in the pond.
- The caterpillar wriggled across the leaf, eating bits of it as it went.
- The hose slipped out of my grasp and wriggled its way across the garden.
- The guitarist wriggled around on stage as he played his final solo.
- The children wriggled in their seats as the teacher read them a story.
- I tried desperately to wriggle out of the too-tight sweater.
- The snake wriggled through the gap in the fence and disappeared into my neighbor's yard.
- I wriggled my toes as I sat relaxing on the sofa.
- The toddler wriggled her arms free from her mother's grasp and ran off down the street.
- The character wriggled out of the bonds holding him down and managed to escape.
- The eels wriggled around each other in an intricate dance.
- The rope wriggled like a snake across the grass towards me.
- The caterpillar wriggled its way up onto the leaf.
- The kids wriggled and danced around the campfire with joy.
- My socks were always wriggling down inside my shoes.
- I tried to wriggle my way through the gap in the fence.
- The worm wriggled its way out of the fishing bait tin.
- The children wriggled and giggled as the teacher told them jokes.
- The lizard wriggled its tail in warning as I approached.
- The sock wriggled its way to the bottom of the washing machine drum.
- The joints in the metal sculpture wriggled and moved as the wind blew.
- I wriggled my way through the tight tunnel on my stomach.
- The fat maggot wriggled inside the rotten apple.
- The dancer wriggled her hips seductively to the music.
- The fry wriggled frantically in the hot pan.
- The kitten wriggled and squirmed in delight as I stroked its tummy.
- The mouse wriggled deeper into the hole to escape the cat.
- The actor wriggled his nose to emphasize the severity of the character's allergy.
- The hammock wriggled with activity as the children played on top of it.
- The earthworm wriggled along the path after the rain.
- The character wriggled out of his restraints and managed to escape from the villain.
- The kids wriggled around on the grass, out of control with laughter.
- The eels wriggled against each other in a mysterious dance.
- The student wriggled in discomfort in his old desk that was too small for him.
- The snake wriggled away into the undergrowth as I approached.
- The mouse wriggled its way out of the trap and ran for cover.
- The children wriggled with anticipation as they waited for Santa to arrive.