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Significados de totter on em inglês

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Uso de totter on em inglês
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But the company continues to totter on an uncomfortably high earnings multiple.
Reuters
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These men will totter on, and longer perhaps than even themselves imagine.
Sybil, Or, The Two Nations
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She seemed to totter on the very edge of the pit of destruction.
The Knave of Diamonds
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Then he suddenly began to sway and totter on his feet.
Southern Stories / Retold from St. Nicholas
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Tyranny may totter on its throne, but the American pie does not totter.
Remarks
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I watched Emily Anne's grandmother totter on, remembering those same words from a long time ago.
Deadly Décisions
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A hungry ox will lie down; a hungry horse will totter on his feet and pant.
The Pharaoh and the Priest: An Historical Novel of Ancient Egypt
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His life seemed to totter on its tiptoes while his fingers grasped at one last sense.
Complete Books of Blood
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She watched Toby totter on his precarious perch, and a small cry came from her lips.
Labyrinth
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For four-score and ten years has it been thy lot to totter on this earth, hungry and obscure?
Roundabout Papers
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The bishops totter on their bench!
The Adventures of Hugh Trevor
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Helping it totter on will drag the banks and Ireland down even deeper into the mire, writes JOHN McMANUS.
The Irish Times
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He looked across the road just in time to see the barrel totter on the edge of the steep bank.
The Tale of Snowball Lamb
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I totter on the edge of wretchedness and woe, without one friendly hand to save me from the terrible abyss!
The Adventures of Ferdinand Count Fathom — Volume 02
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Outside, Pat Yost and John Owens totter on the edge of sleep as they stand a loose parade rest by the boats.
The warrior elite: the forging of seal class 228
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The fear, though, is that the care system may not be able to totter on for another four years until the next CSR.
The Guardian
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