Príklady wag

• The gold leaf is so thin it wags erratically in the air, like a catfish yanked out of a river by an expert noodler.

• Elected officials must control the intelligence community, not the other way around, even while alarming leaks attempt to wag the dog.

• These stories "wagged the dog" on television, but the anger they provoked was real.

• They wagged a finger at him, so he just wagged one back.

• It could finally be addressed with a level head rather than a wag of the finger.

• Trust me, it'll taste so good you'll have no choice but to wag your tongue and swing your hips on the dance floor.

• If mobile turns out to be driving huge profits, it starts to wag the dog.

• Temporal analysis of the experimental data revealed these choreographed vibrational dynamics, which are comprised of localized stretching, out-of-plane wagging, and torsional motions.

• They use mostly their fins for propulsion as opposed to wagging their body.

• Almost immediately, the thought of men and women working side by side, unchaperoned, caused tongues to wag.

• Bitcoin has had a lot of tongues wagging of late.

• Dogs recognize and respond differently when their fellow canines wag to the right than they do when they wag to the left.

• Some wags have likened the resulting look to that of a video game or a telenovela.

• But it's the drama surrounding her son's father that has tongues wagging.

• Then there is the "interesting, very, very interesting" full-bodied wag.