wrigg Sentences

The toddler felt like wriggling out of his jacket when he was getting hot outside.

She couldn't stop wriggling her foot under the desk, much to her mother’s annoyance during the meeting.

The wriggler fell into the backyard garden after being blown out of a window by a sudden gust of wind.

The maggot, a wriggler, moved across the rotting apple.

He squirmed in his seat, clearly uncomfortable by the teacher’s harsh tone.

The child was wriggling with excitement as she waited in line for her turn on the swing.

The audience squirmed at the uncomfortable subject matter of the speaker’s talk.

She wrestled her wriggling little brother out of the way to get to the door first.

The caterpillar was a wriggler in the early stage of its development cycle.

The baby instinctively squirmed to free itself from the tight grasp of the swaddling blanket.

With a squirm, the boy quickly ducked under the table during the fire drill practice.

The snake’s body was squirming as it slithered through the grass.

He squirmed but couldn't get out of the hotel without his ID.

The wriggler was a term used by entomologists to describe the larval stage of an insect.

She wriggled her nose at the camera, revealing her youthful exuberance.

The fish wriggled out of the net as quickly as it had fallen in.

He squirmed uncomfortably in the chair during the interview, making the situation awkward.

The wriggler was back at the market, eager for whatever lay ahead in its development.

The person squirmed under the intense spotlight, struggling to maintain composure during the performance.