writhe

The play was writhing under their hands, trying to change itself.

He must have been writhing because she told him to hold still.

He looked down at his brother, still writhing on the floor.

And then to make him writhe for what he did to my mother.

The man writhed more, and one of his arms came off.

They held him as the body writhed behind the head, getting into better position for attack.

He started by writhing over me with his hands still on the back of the chair.

The hands leave you now but your body continues to writhe.

He writhed on the ground while people took away his equipment.

The woman writhing on the ground looked up and nodded.

The children were going down, writhing and crying, a show for all the world to see.

His hands seemed to writhe against each other as he forced himself to go on.

As she writhed, he had to step out of the way twice.

Something living seemed to writhe and jump in his hand.

He could still see the woman from State writhing in flames.

He was writhing on the floor, hands covering his face.

He was writhing around like my questions were tearing him up.

She was breathing hard and writhing around on the bed.

I found myself writhing on the cold, hard concrete floor.

I watched for a moment, as she writhed in his arms.

All that night he writhed in pain and died the next day.

The road seemed almost to writhe from the activity about it.

When she ran to her father with them, he writhed in pain.

They were writhing around on the ground, holding their heads.