Wiggled

Uber has wiggled its way into the fabric of our daily lives for better or for worse, and now that it’s profitable, it’ll be harder than ever to get rid of it.

Samuel Chukwuze wiggled his way past the Sierra Leonean defence and added the fourth to make the lead seem unassailable.

She wiggled her breasts beneath my hands and intensified the pushing.

The outlet captured Rudolph's reaction in real time as her jaw dropped, then she declared "that's spicy" and wiggled her eyebrows.

He cinched in a headlock, but Horus wiggled free.

The Winston-Salem starter ran into trouble in the fourth frame, as the P-Nats loaded the bases with no outs, but Stiever wiggled out of the inning.

My prework rides became longer as I wiggled and looped to discover new segments to steal.

Perdomo wiggled from a jam in the second as the Dodgers had two singles, a double and a walk.

She “got visibly red and wiggled out of his grasp,” he said.

During the delivery, along with some other boys, young Rathvon wiggled his way forward through the crowd until he stood within 15 feet of Mr. Lincoln and looked up into what he described as Lincoln's "serious face".

Presumably one stepped into it first, then wiggled in one's arms; in any event, donning it like a T-shirt would be impossible.

The battle ended after the British wiggled their wings to be more clearly identified, and the Israelis eventually realized the danger of their situation and disengaged, returning to Hatzor Airbase.