Huck, being un- committed as yet, joined in with Tom, and the
waverer quickly "explained," and was glad to get out of the scrape with as little taint of chicken-hearted home- sickness clinging to his garments as he could.
This decided the
waverers, and the
waverers decided the majority.
These words from a man as popular as Aylward decided many of the
waverers, and a shout of approval burst from his audience.
Brooke: his impression that
waverers were likely to be allured by wavering statements, and also the liability of his mind to stick afresh at opposing arguments as they turned up in his memory, gave Will Ladislaw much trouble.
A similar situation is evoked through the merger of the
waverer, in "The
Waverer's Tale," with the world of rudimentary matter.
Thomas, and David Cannadine retrieve three minor political figures from obscurity: pamphleteer Israel Mauduit (an influential critic of Pitt the Elder's wartime strategy), Robert Morris (secretary of the Wilkite Bill of Rights Society), and George, 3rd Lord Calthorpe (an innovative landlord and
waverer during debate of the 1832 Reform Bill).
There was no tornado of letters, faxes, phone calls and personal visits to intimidate a foe or stiffen the spine of a
waverer. Get some grass-roots energy, Reid advised.
The likes of Diego Cavalieri, Javier Mascherano, Alvaro Arbeloa and Ryan Babel can optimistically expect to start and while they are all good pros, that could persuade the
waverer to reckon Everton are overpriced at 11-2 with Skybet.
The Democrats have A1 From, the doughy but prescient founder of the "New" Democrats; Richard Gephardt, the earnest and left-learning climber; and at the helm, Bill the
Waverer. The book's analysis of each of these player's places in the Washington firmament is first rate.
And while giving up smoking and cutting down on the booze might be sensible in their own right, working out the long-term financial results of making a resolution and sticking to it could strengthen the resolve of many a
waverer.
And
waverer fans might be persuaded to turn up following the news that the reviled Hamilton was standing down.
Not only will the presence of Mr Bhutto Zardari firm up voters, but his ability to draw crowds will dissuade any
waverers from deserting.
waverer - one who hesitates (usually out of fear)