Exemplos de uso de Tottering em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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While the tottering gird value;
Whip up your hate in some tottering state.
It is tottering, waiting for its overthrow.
It was always something darling… like a little wind-up toy, tottering about.
I am tottering with excitement, Lady Yeardley, excuse me.
Cut off from public opinion,Nicholas could not see that the dynasty was tottering.
The father groped his way tottering to his chair and let himself fall in it.
The figure of Nahum is an old,bearded man with weathered face and tottering posture.
The whole edifice was tottering, and they merely gave it a last and violent push.
The arrogance of the large multinational banks is throwing further monkey wrenches into this tottering global predicament.
The whole edifice was tottering, and they merely gave it a last and violent push.
He put the cask in a basket, which he took on his back, andwalked with slow and tottering steps to the count's castle.
Be it a pregnant woman, tottering old hag, you or me… rules of interrogation are the same.
Those who achieve this victory, those who pass the tests,who overcome them, even if they arrive tottering, they are called: completionist.
The result is that human society is tottering to its fall, because it has no longer a secure and solid foundation.
It couldn't be more crystal clear: the ideas of the old Spanish empire on crutches,trying to assist the corrupt, tottering and genocidal Yankee Empire.
The Soviet Union invaded in 1979 to support the tottering Afghan communist regime, touching off a long and destructive war.
To strengthen his tottering power, Bolivar assembled, Jan. 1, 1814, a junta of the most influential inhabitants of Caracas, declaring himself to be unwilling any longer to bear the burden of dictatorship.
Blessed be God,my faith does not stand on such tottering foundations as to be shaken by these commotions.
Mission for the Holy Crown of Thorns==Andrew's first mission to the East was when he was asked by the French king Louis IX to go and fetch the Crown of Thorns which had been sold to him by the Latin Emperor of Constantinople Baldwin II in 1238,who was anxious to obtain support for his tottering empire.
But the fluidic atmosphere of madmen is often a poison for tottering reason and for exalted imaginations.
The world is clearly tottering on the brink of civil unrest on a vast scale, and perhaps even a world war.
Fouquier had to down of the car under popular ovation and cries of revolt,and walk, tottering, until the ladder that conduces to the scaffold.
In 1973, when the dictatorship was tottering, they had already signed the infamous"Democratic Junta", a coalition together with liberals, former fascists and even some monarchist parties.
Lazarus is set free, and stands before the company, not as one emaciated from disease,and with feeble, tottering limbs, but as a man in the prime of life, and in the vigor of a noble manhood.
Acolytes in red and purple shifts, tottering under the load of an enormous cross and elaborate gilt banners, precede the bier, which is immediately followed by the majestically-robed dignitaries of the church;
And in the saloon of the Establishment a broken-kneed piano whose notes are dumb,a collection of tottering chairs and divans in red plush that may date from the days of Queen Amelia, proclaim its fun cy.
When people feel that the world in which they live is tottering, that they have lost all control over their existence and that their lives and destinies are determined by unseen forces, then mystical and irrational tendencies get the upper hand.
Our earth-bound advisors have educated us fully in how this works andwe intend to use this data to move your society from endlessly tottering on the brink of change to actually seeing the changes manifest.
There, the kleptocratic government of President Michel Temer is tottering under the weight of a 10-day trucker strike that is being supported now by oil workers.