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The robot rose ecstatically into the air, pursuing a kind of wriggly path.

Mostly Harmless Adams, Douglas, 1952- 1992

One squirming, wriggly body that howls to jump in a freezing cold pool; that streaks across a sun-drenched lawn after a soccer ball; that is cajoled into clearing the plate before him; that circulates happily among the adults for goodnight hugs after the evening bath time.

Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson: A Prayer For Japan Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson 2011

She was so wriggly, people noticed and formed a circle around them.

Shore Thing Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi 2011

Usually, during the Tuesday-afternoon slump between Dancing With the Stars installments, I get all wriggly and irritable and do not have “beautiful lines” as I start jonesing for my next fix of sophisticated televised dancing.

It's always funny when Charlie dances-phia | EW.com 2009

She was so wriggly, people noticed and formed a circle around them.

Shore Thing Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi 2011

Half a mile up from the Wear, people like Richard are introducing new wriggly bits on rivers for the benefit of the fish, who like their journeys to be interesting.

From toxic sewer to natural haven, the river Wear's return from the dead 2011

As a fan of the book, the book that essentially started this whole genre of undead pirates, voodoo magic and giant captains with wriggly beards, I can't wait to see this. austin this could work i mean Disney needs someone to replace Keira Knightly's character and since this is suppose to be a new step and a fresh start in this franchise

Penelope Cruz Joining Pirates of the Caribbean 4, Not Doing Melancholia | /Film 2010

One squirming, wriggly body that howls to jump in a freezing cold pool; that streaks across a sun-drenched lawn after a soccer ball; that is cajoled into clearing the plate before him; that circulates happily among the adults for goodnight hugs after the evening bath time.

Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson: A Prayer For Japan Rev. Tyler Wigg-Stevenson 2011

I'm sure there was something in the works of the late Douglas Adams about someone who had a job designing meanders or, as we know them, better the "wriggly bits on rivers", and what bliss, and suddenly it turns out this job exists.

From toxic sewer to natural haven, the river Wear's return from the dead 2011

It was a small cylindrical beaker of about 4 inches in height, of very clear glass (harder to attain in those eras) and with a few decorations that looked like wriggly worms with hands at the end, in clear and teal blue glass.

Vermeer and Rembrandt at the Vancouver Art Gallery « Colleen Anderson 2009