Teeters

As Pakistan teeters between the world’s largest economies, its capacity to handle relations with the next US administration will be a litmus test for Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s government.

Concurrently, Marlon and April's relationship teeters on the brink, showing no signs of improvement.

Star Entertainment teeters on the brink of collapse.

Yet this production, seductively lit by Ben Stanton on a set by Lizzie Clachan, never teeters into maudlinness or drunk caricature.

All he’s done is prove that he’s an outstanding racehorse as the world teeters around him because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Much of the country teeters behind them.

Yet, by February our New Year motivation teeters off and we’re left feeling flat and guilty that we couldn’t stick to our resolution, vowing that next year will be the year we make the change.

Accessibility at a Windsor Islamic community centre teeters on one youth group’s ability to pay for a pricey replacement elevator to accommodate its physically diverse population.

Investigators said Mark Scott Teeters, of Berlin, was traveling south on Route 589 in a 2008 Dodge truck when he drove off the road and hit a tree near the intersection of Taylorville Road.

Investors are also closely watching economic indicators as Europe's powerhouse - Germany - teeters on the edge of recession.

One by one, silently, the heroes follow suit, including Star-Lord (Chris Pratt), Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) and Captain America, who teeters a little out of sheer exhaustion.

The abode that feels empty becomes a prison with a monster coming and going freely while the shelter that feels like a vacation teeters on the edge of oblivion.

Fabian teeters in and out to reflect the characters’ hope, lust, cynicism and bitterness back at the audience.

Fox meanwhile teeters between nerdy pop culture references and total fear in a way that makes up for what’s often missing in shows about the ancient past: a host who’s actually scared to do all the things they’ve signed up to do.

Plausibility is frequently sacrificed for high-octane thrills but it feels churlish to quibble about the laws of physics when (wo)mankind’s survival teeters in the balance.

Teeters was a 1948 graduate of Fort Recovery High School and began his business career as a Fuller Brush Salesman with his brother John.

This is the major problem since news then teeters dangerously towards relativism.

If one teeters on the edge of small/medium or medium/large, a dose of common sense should be used in calculating their ideal weight.