totter along

Would you like me to totter along a white line?

She tottered along, one hand against the wall to support her.

Jim tottered along behind the Professor, who moved with certain, long strides.

Today, he could totter along on his own, but he was still bad.

Harry arose and tottered along the passage toward the door.

But his legs would hardly move at all; he could barely totter along.

He tottered along to the bodies and pulled off his headband.

Then, tottering along, she led the way to the extreme other end of the platform, pointing up.

Meanwhile, medical miracles are wrought daily to keep us tottering along.

I mean, compared to us, it's just tottering along.

I always ran when I saw the old man tottering along on his two canes.

The woman tottering along the wet dock to finish the job was Kyra's aunt.

I saw Slim tottering along and joined him.

He crawled and tottered along the deck, so weak was he from hunger.

There are those among us whose brains broke down years ago: they totter along on investments and programmed routines.

Karlstad, tottering along beside him, said, "Have you forgotten where you live?"

The guy was just tottering along.

By the time I reached the hummock I could totter along upright.

The business world has galloped on ahead, but the EU's citizens are still tottering along behind integration.

I tottered along the shelves of the supermarket, supported by the rolling, wheeled shopping basket.

Two of his three children tottered along with him, clutching at his arms, their faces tight with fear.

The girl saw that nurse tottering along and went down to help, marching with the gait of a prancing peacock.

The cyclist was tottering along in the gutter, pushing his bike, and she waved and called out to him.

A warmly administered prod broke through her stoicism and started her tottering along.

I could see old Marrow-Bone tottering along as fast as he could.