teeter

She said nothing, because the deal was already teetering enough.

I could stand up, but the ground seemed to teeter.

She teetered on them, but was able to see even more of her face.

Just over 90 years ago, the world's financial system seemed to be teetering.

As it was, he teetered a little on his feet.

We have been teetering on the edge of no return.

Both men teetered there for a moment and then they went over.

We were both teetering on death, and I was looking at his legs?

The first step was easy, but he could feel the can teetering slightly under his feet.

Those scales are quite likely to be teetering for a long time.

The President teetered back in his chair; and came to the point.

It was still there, teetering on the edge of the table.

It teetered for a moment and then felt into the bag.

Both of them were still teetering on whether they accepted it.

Teetering on top of the fence, he turned his head and looked.

And quite a few people teetered close enough to the edge to make this easy.

For a second, I was straight up, teetering on the back of his shoulder.

For a moment she felt herself teetering on the brink.

The old man teetered at first, but quickly found his sea legs.

What line was he teetering on that he'd never crossed before?

But by then the country itself could be teetering on the brink.

I think his blood pressure must be teetering near hers.

At least 500 more are teetering and likely to be taken over, shut down or sold.

The two of them teetered for a moment, almost losing their balance.

He teetered, almost lost his balance and fell back against the wall.