Blaming Trump is a clever trick, a way of wiggling out of his sizable shadow.
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What feels better than wiggling out of a looming obligation when you're not in the mood to follow through?
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Some of them have cheeky grins; others are wizened hags; one is depicted wiggling out of a demon's mouth.
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After wiggling out of prosecutors' grip three times, Junior was back in court and the family was falling apart.
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And they seem to be wiggling out of consequences now (so does the tech crowd, even if they are in the hot seat).
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"I'm not wiggling out of anything, I just don't understand this process and I was hoping to have somebody guide me through it," she said.
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Specifically, in the case of the "damn emails," as Bernie Sanders called them, the Clinton magic — wiggling out of danger and constriction to great amazement — remains intact.
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It's fair to say something needed to be done about this, but I think it's fair to expect an emboldening if [Anglin's] successful at wiggling out of this.
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The 33-year-old confirmed the birth of her daughter on Instagram by posting a short, but indeed sweet, video of a tiny baby foot wiggling out of a pink blanket.
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Some borrowers have asked for clauses in their loan agreements to prevent banks from wiggling out of commitments by claiming that Brexit created a "material adverse change" in conditions, said Ms. Whitehead of Hogan Lovells.
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Former Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort has been charged with conspiracy against the United States, money laundering, bank fraud, and other crimes, but his alleged tampering with witnesses appears to be about wiggling out of another charge: failing to register as a foreign lobbyist.
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The short of it is: I somehow managed to keep this guy at bay for the rest of the summer, matching his tone but not acting on it, avoiding his office alone, wiggling out of any extra curricular invitations, generating a constantly evasive list of excuses with warmth and feigned interest.
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The Game 2 hero was A's left fielder Joe Rudi, who smacked a home run and added a sparkling, game-saving catch up against the wall in the ninth inning on a ball hit by Denis Menke. Catfish Hunter pitched eight strong innings, consistently wiggling out of trouble, and also added an RBI single in the second off Ross Grimsley. The Reds' failure to produce in the clutch was as much the story as Rudi's heroics as Cincinnati had leadoff baserunners in five innings but only scored a run in the ninth. In the ninth, Tony Pérez led off with a base hit before Rudi's catch of Menke's drive for the first out.
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