With a brief, feeble attempt she tried to wriggle out of what bound her wrists, but to no avail. |
We have seen that, without them, Member States wriggle out of their responsibilities over and over again. |
This rough, loose, prickly coat allowed the Shar-Pei to wriggle out of its opponent's grasp while fighting in the dog pits. |
However we must also make it clear to Romania that it cannot wriggle out of this, but must work hard at fulfilling the acquis communautaire. |
We should not let these countries wriggle out of their responsibility for this problem. |
If you get a jury notice, treat it as a responsibility rather than something to wriggle out of. |