The breeze makes it waver now and turns the pages back to the beginning.

Unfortunately we cannot afford to waver now.

But your faith must not waver now, for things are only going to become more difficult in time.

His eyes did not waver now.

She did not waver now; indeed, in her young, strong passion she gloried in the sacrifice she would make for love's sake.

Popular acquiescence in strong personal monarchy was beginning to waver now that the need for it was disappearing with the growing security of national independence.

However, English fans' attention might waver now that the Premier League is back, according to Tom McCormack, UK Head of Rights Holders at Nielsen Sports.

It shook and wavered now toward the Disk, now toward the Cross.

The flames crackled faintly and wavered now and then in the draft.

So it wavered now in a greater fear, the fear of life, and he yielded to that fear.

"It's quite heavy," the man on crutches said, his arm wavering now.

Wavering now, restless and sleepless, given to violent starts and slow spells of apathy, she was wearing to defeat.

"And you're not going to waver now, even after all the new discoveries?"

I don't want to play, I just want peace and quiet. She knew her voice was wavering now, and she threw me an exasperated look.

"Yes," he sternly responded with no signs of wavering now, though her looks might well have stung the stoutest soul into some show of weakness.