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A sincere and heartfelt apology gets you more respect than trying wriggle out of owning up to a mistake.

Those are more likely to contribute to the revenue growth the bank needs if it's ever to wriggle free of U. K. -government ownership.

Thus far some readers may be suspicious that I'm trying to wriggle out of Krugman's headlock by changing the terms of the debate.

But Mr Obama has always been careful to leave himself plenty of wriggle room.

When solitude occupies my whole mind, even the rotational speed of a second hand turns into a sluggish wriggle.

The Dutch group must look to see if it can wriggle out of the deal with Prysmian.

They also dropped demands for a hard cap on individual team payrolls and the right to wriggle out of contracts with unproductive players.

Banks would love to wriggle out of the most egregious deals, or at least get better terms.

There must be something wrong with this machine, you can't wriggle out of it.

Wall Street's attempts to wriggle out of that regulation have already begun (see article).

But environmental groups are concerned the "rescue package" is a delaying tactic by the rich nations to wriggle out of cutting carbon.

However, contracts typically allow airlines to wriggle out of those deals with limited penalties.

Morningstar analyst Basili Alukos said bankruptcy might make it easier for JAL to wriggle out of its alliance with AMR.

Then he would wriggle his legs slightly, one at a time, trying toease the feeling back into them.

The mortgage bank may also be the first to wriggle out of government hands.

Sin becomes the consequence of sin. We find ourselves entrapped and enslaved, and like a luckless trout, we cannot wriggle free.

ROY: We're safe here. There may be some space over there by the wall. Shall we wriggle through?

Do not wriggle arms or legs or drum fingers, register anger or impatience in guest's presence.

With such restrictive conditions attached to government aid, the bank is doing its best to wriggle out from under it.

All it takes is a jab step or a wriggle of the shoulders and his defender backs off enough for Bryant to fire up a jump shot.

I HOPE that he [the Premier] doesn't wriggle out of this, but I'm not holding my breath.

'That's not fair! You don't get to wriggle out of your responsibilities just because you're older! '

Effective contingency provision at the start of a project allows for some wriggle room.

He tried desperately to wriggle out of giving a clear answer .

You can't wriggle out of your responsibilities.

Do not show impatience. Do not Wriggle arms or legs or drum fingertips on desks.

You may have to wriggle around a bit to do this .

Even the most extreme need has some wriggle-room and that's what you want to emphasize.

How my husband managed to wriggle through the tiny downstairs window with the dodgy catch, I have no idea.

He tried to wriggle round the man with money, but he failed.

But when life hands us a few empty hours, we squirm, wriggle, dodge, and feel unaccountably lazy.

They will very likely try to wriggle out of the armistice terms.

This irritates worms' skin, causing them to wriggle to the top to escape it, leaving tunnels that retain excess water.

And how about this wriggle specimen, a kind of transparent worm that thinks it's a fish.

Last week's broad agreement by European leaders gave troubled countries another chance to wriggle their way out of financial peril.

These larvae wriggle through the water so actively that they are usually called wrigglers .

We shook the wriggle sway, hit off, but how also to its destination.

To avoid political uproar when the law kicks in, the state has left itself plenty of wriggle room.

How did he wriggle out of the awkward situation?

The women would come to fill their jars in the pond, and your huge black shadow would wriggle on the water like sleep struggling to wake up.

I can't manage to wriggle out of accompanying my parents to Europe.

Apparently they wriggle around. They're kind of hard to grab, these maggots .

They wriggle around, they latch on to surfaces, they drill their way through.

His snakelike staff actually seemed to wriggle in sympathy.

Well, snakes may wriggle, and hyenas, they giggle, and horses like to trot and prance (that's right).

Wriggle pump filling system is convenient to clean , sterilize .

He got through the hole with a wriggle.

To wriggle is to wrest about like a worm.

He is frightened and wants to wriggle out before he gets caught.

Now, these unbelievable theatrics are about to crash as there is practically no wriggle-room left to them.

Fourth , while the peripheral countries wriggle , the fisherman is determined to keep them on the hook .

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Small children wriggle in their seats when they are bored.

MOST pupils wriggle as soon as they become bored.

I started to wriggle on my chair.

China may allow the yuan to wriggle upward, but not far.

The founding father will continue to opine, but the PAP will have a little more wriggle room to change.

Budget 2011, No wriggle room.

They wriggle off at once because they're all so tickly.

Wriggle eliminator used in water injection

To wriggle out of trouble

Precision linear actuator of piezoelectric based on wriggle principle

The wriggle of the mountains