tottering

• “He turned to watch his sister, once again tottering toward the glimmering fake plants.”

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• “There were, in truth, moments when he felt in his turn an impulse, that was nearly resistless, to spring forward and awake the unconscious sleepers; but a glance at Ellen would serve to recall his tottering prudence, and to admonish him of the consequences.”

  The Prairie

• “Her condition, which was not widely known during her husband's political career, was probably responsible for the catty rumors about Mamie being a "tottering" heavy drinker, Julie and David say in the interview.”

  The Washington Post: In new book, David Eisenhower, wife Julie mine memories of Ike's twilight years

• “Karnataka and prop up the "tottering" Congress government in Andhra Pradesh.”

  The Hindu - Front Page

• “In the car afterwards Cronkite would predict the race a shoe-in for Carter and pick Bush over a "tottering" Reagan.”

  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

• “He sez (at non-partisan NRO) that it will also allow the President to “salvage his tottering administration”.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Hunger in Southern Sudan

• “With an approval rating barring any spectacular uptick in the economy that is likely next year to still be razor thin between what's needed to eke out a victory or tottering perilously close to a defeat, he will have virtually no margin for error to ward off the distraction of a spirited challenge from inside the Democratic party.”

  The Huffington Post: Earl Ofari Hutchinson: GOP Would Love Nader's Fantasy of a Party Challenge to Obama

• “Sometimes, driving along, he'll spot an unsuspecting cyclist tottering by on a vintage Schwinn and offer to buy it for $20 plus the shiny Chinese-built " Wal-Mart special" off the back of his truck.”

  The Wall Street Journal: High-Value Rust on Wheels

• “Old Marrow-Bone, deserted and far behind, was tottering silently along in his handicapped race with death.”

  CHAPTER XV

• “At half-past eight, famished, tottering, I washed up, changed my clothes, and dragged my weary body to the car.”

  Chapter 20

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