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The other woman came out, waddled to the front of the church.

He turned and waddled away across the open place, the others following him.

Waddle it take to get you to let me in?

Then he turned and waddled back to his section of the room.

You begin to see why so many Americans have to waddle.

He put the bill, face down, on the table and waddled away.

She waddled the last few steps toward their door and started to go into the room.

Then he waddled back across the room to Joseph's side.

"You were the person who showed me how to waddle!"

That is, she waddles up and down the steps with feet turned out.

I followed her as she waddled out of the library.

He turned his back on the tribune and waddled away.

He stood up and shook her hand before waddling away.

The man waddling along the corridor was too good to be true.

And even harder not to waddle back for more just a couple of hours later.

She waddled up the stairs and came down again, went back to her room.

They waddled forward, eyes peering up at him in the near dark.

After a wait of a few minutes, the door opened and a short, fat woman waddled into the room.

Again he picked her from the ground and waddled off toward the forest.

He then waddled off and hung his head in a corner.

When at last the baby waddled away, she knew there was one more horror yet to come.

The great ape waddled once more to the girl's side.

When it had said this the duck waddled off again.

But she turned away and waddled slowly out of his cabin.

Many just come ashore to rest and then they waddle back into the water on their own.

"Do not say the word waddle in front of her.

"I just want to be part of the team," Waddle said.

Men of his type walk with a rapid waddle, or they sit still.

She started across the room, moving at a stately waddle.

Commander Waddle has said that he knew his career was over after the accident.

"Agnes Waddle wants to speak to you on the telephone."

Commander Waddle, 41, was relieved of his command the next day.

"Take Waddle away," said the woman crossly to the small boy.

More of a waddle than a stride, wouldn't you say?

Almost a waddle, ridiculous in a man so big.

Not with the strange, rolling waddle caused by problems of the joints.

In the summer of 1978, Chris Waddle started playing for the club.

Her rolling waddle could be deceptive when she was in a hurry.

In 1992, Waddle began the season as a starting wide receiver and became a fan favorite.

Commander Waddle kept insisting that his orders had been clear, if not explicit.

Waddle will be the one to benefit from Barnes's absence.

Waddle played a lovely through ball to bright I think, who was then hacked down.

There, moving in a cautious waddle, it positioned itself at the edge of a pool.

Farrell went into the room in a crouching waddle, taking cover behind chairs.

About the best I can manage right now is a stately waddle, and even that puts a lot of pressure on my back.

Loony took one look at Waddle and backed away hurriedly.

He was fat and walked with a waddle.

Commander Waddle should have looked at the monitor himself before deciding the surface of the sea was clear, these experts said.

"Eight million francs was paid to a publicity company which managed Waddle," he said.

MY deck stands in the waddle path of the neighborhood's raccoons.