squiggled in a sentence

• Instead, note values and rests are squiggled between the notes.
• Malia Moore squiggled in her mother's arms.
• But Avner was falling out of his Bedouin trousers with his hair squiggled everywhere and sandals on.
• Just once wiki gave me alternative spellings with the curser on the red squiggled line under the misspelled work.
• At Wimbledon'72, they caused a stir when his purple-squiggled dress _ with Casals in it _ was evicted.
• And so just after 11 a . m ., the ambulette spun its wheels and squiggled its rear end into Regist's driveway.
• After he crossed the line, the 33-year-old driver punched his fist in the air and squiggled his red car back and forth on the main straightaway.
• The screen behind the stage, with its pretaped imagery, was also responsible for clogging up a few numbers, particularly the finger-painting lesson that squiggled annoyingly behind Faith Hill.
• In Week 2, Humphries hooked up with Tony Martin for 13 receptions _ still an NFL high for the season _ and squiggled a TD pass to Ronnie Harmon to steal that game.
• He held up hand-squiggled drawings of Rice's knee, showing the trail of the straight-across fracture, and used the word " fluke " once more.
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• Slapping fists with others in the Carriage House bar in Brooklyn, when Sojo's mischievous grounder squiggled up the middle to score Jorge Posada and Scott Brosius to win the last game.
• The single model made in those years came with tail fins, chrome-lined headlights, a white convertible top and a stylized cursive " Amphicar " squiggled on the side panel.
• The mascots were not the vision of a single artist, like the Spanish stoner who conjured Barcelona mascot Cobi _ squiggled in about four seconds _ while in a state of drug-induced bliss.
• "Of course it should be opened, " said John King, 39, of Gaithersburg, Md ., as a child squiggled in his arms and he played host to a flock of family and friends.
• In what would be her last conscious act, 90-year-old Trixie Porter gripped a pen in her weak, trembling hand, checked the candidates of her choice and scrawled a squiggled signature on her absentee ballot.
• The original coconut caramel sauce is still in play, but it's squiggled across a plain plate instead of pooled on the bottom of one of the crazy-quilt patterns that had defined plates at Grand Cafe for years.
• "Bad sleepers help keep me awake, " he said, watching the patients on a bank of video monitors as a collection of ancient polygraph machines squiggled out their brain activity, facial spasms and the sweet state of rapid eye movement that eludes so many troubled sleepers.
• After he crossed the line, the 33-year-old driver punched his fist in the air and squiggled his red car back and forth on the main straightaway, spurring celebrations in the Ferrari portion of pitrow and the company's headquarters in Maranello, Italy.