Meanings of wobbly start in English

Here as in London the show got off to a wobbly start.

Early energy enabled the Kings to recover from a wobbly start.

Labor has also had a wobbly start to the election season.

Auckland Future's bid to to take control of the Auckland Council gets off to a wobbly start.

I do think it is quite possible for a good play to get off to a wobbly start.

After a wobbly start against Tsonga he discovered his rhythm as the match against the No10 seed progressed.

After a wobbly start, the TSX headed higher with financials up 0.62 percent.

The season got off to a wobbly start in September even before writers downed their pencils two months later.

But it got off to a wobbly start when Cambodia and Burma refused to recognise the groups representing their countries.

But it got off to a wobbly start when Cambodia and Myanmar refused to recognize the groups representing their countries.

Heavyweight financials were also among the solid gainers, rising 1.37 percent after a wobbly start to the session.

The renewed jitters in Asia combined with a wobbly start on Wall Street combined to end the Irish stock market's post-budget bull run yesterday.

The 20-year-old Quiquampoix was more of a surprise, coming up through the six finalists after a wobbly start and scoring several perfect rounds of five.

Private sector economists have cut their outlook to around 3 percent for 2014 after the wobbly start of the year.

The euro zone blue chip index added 0.8 percent to 2,283.50, also hitting two-month highs after a wobbly start to the session.

Even with parched resources in the Western Cape, production in farming rose by 17.7%: There was a wobbly start to 2017.