squirming in a sentence

• The story moves slowly enough to set the restless ones squirming.
• The laughter broke the tension, but the squirming had begun.
• Squirming in anticipation and poised to snigger, we were disappointed.
• Drawing lines across this squirming territory is going to be difficult.
• So you can understand why this Carnivore business has me squirming.
• Added historian Dan Carter, " Mississippians are probably squirming.
• If necessary, squirming trout can be held on their backs.
• Remember those toddlers squirming around in the mud at Woodstock?
• Portugal immediately went down, grabbing his knee and squirming in pain.
• Usually, kids are squirming, playing in a setting like that.
• It's difficult to see squirming in a sentence .
• Truth is, he was squirming for most of his six years.
• When they start squirming, you'd better stop ."
• Even insect enthusiasts will be squirming long before they finish their popcorn.
• They clutch their squirming children and draw strength from them.
• A contingent of deputies escorted the squirming and screaming Andrews to court.
• My motorcycle was squirming wickedly in a muddy tire rut.
• The generals, and their government, are therefore squirming.
• If you see them squirming, try to face the other way.
• John Smoltz said, squirming a bit against his locker.
• Trepagnier missed nine more games, squirming on the sidelines.