Full stop, no waffling, everyone get on board the train.

It arrived with a note that read: "Stop the waffling!"

They got only seven hits Tuesday night, made three errors, took a 7-0 waffling.

"Their waffling as to where and when to meet us doesn't exactly fill me with confidence.

Is there a waffling on the part of Randolph?

"We feel very betrayed," she said, but added, "If it weren't for the waffling on these issues, he probably would make a good president."

Such waffling in foreign policy can be deadly, literally.

The official Lebanese waffling is an embarrassment to many.

According to people present, he said negotiators were tired of the waffling, the nitpicking.

His remark seemed to be an attempt to end days of confusion brought about by his public waffling.

The representative promised (with some waffling) that the delivery would be received on Dec. 30.

Buck didn't want to scare Chloe off by being too specific, but he wanted to apologize for his waffling.

His waffling won't hasten a treaty to ban these weapons or help persuade other states to sign it.

Chris shook his head at his indecisive waffling and made himself do what had to be done.

There will be no agreement of any sort until the US stops its waffling and commits itself.

Mechanically translate all the waffling to "no" and you'll be all right.

Our waffling on this issue reflects a growing ambivalence in the United States over sports and competition.

The Giuliani position was now to be presented in a simple, straightforward manner without any "waffling," as a top aide described it.

What did this early parental waffling mean?

At this point, I encountered some waffling.

The waffling and pathetic efforts of the previous administration were to be replaced by calm, cool decisiveness.

The positive spin on Clinton's waffling is that he is a moderate, pragmatic politician.

It's simply too big, and this accounts for our waffling and concerned inaction toward the concept.

The media have repeatedly saluted this political waffling as enlightened political wisdom.

But now the waffling is over.

She would rather make a quick decision, even a wrong one, than waffle.

I had never made waffles before, so being the mother of a 5-year-old, it seemed a good time to learn.

She was also a leading figure in the Waffle movement.

I just heard the microwave go off, so the waffles are done.

He hung up the phone and sat down again in front of his waffle.

Miles started in on his own waffle, and for a minute, neither of them said anything.

The British will lie, waffle and back down on any issue they can.

"I used to work at the waffle place just up the boulevard from there."

Waffles was first released as an open source project in 2005.

She's a very simple woman who serves waffles and knows nothing.

In her other hand she carried a waffle on a plate.

What is the significance of the waffle on the arm?

Then you can enjoy eating your waffles a lot more.

Some waffle about how your secretary deserves better will probably go down quite well, also.

But being clear and precise is far more difficult than any amount of waffle.

They would wait until we had company over and then proceed to ask "Anyone want waffles?"

On this subject, there was not a hint of waffle.

My other friend looks up from cutting his waffle and joins in.

I gave up listening to him halfway though his waffle.

It is the most common type of waffle in Belgium.

They are sometimes served with chips, waffles, or the like.

Any analysis like in this piece is pure waffle as a result.

And you are still going to have to filter through waffle to (maybe) find something of use.

The Waffle was a group of mostly young, university students and intellectuals.

Dillon looked at his waffle for a moment, then started to eat.

I myself was waffling on whether or not to support it.

I cannot see why they have been waffling about over the matter.

He seems to be waffling on whether to have it removed.

The men's committee was waffling on twice a week and doing nothing'.

"Let's say I helped her make a decision that she'd been waffling about."

President Clinton has tried to avoid the responsibility by waffling.

Stop waffling and deal with it now, Patrick told himself.

The ship's new computers were still waffling on what to tell him.

All this paper is just waffling without any massive positive changes.

Township officials, over the years, have waffled on their support for the development.

His party platform calls for more research into the issue; he has waffled on it.

He glanced around to see if the crew was still waffling.

He waffles, however, on whether the moral standards of one society could be applied to another.

Perhaps they have lost the capacity to distinguish between waffling and thinking.

The only area in which designers are waffling is length.

Two days later, Manning waffled and took back the trade request.

She had always intended to go to a four-year college but waffled on which one.

Bombarded by questions from the floor, the party leaders waffled.

He waffled for a moment, then told the waiter to bring him a beer.

By the time you get by waffling and all to everybody.

He waffled up the row of mats for a moment.

The King has studied the survey but he still waffles over the implications.

People buying things and then changing their minds - waffling.

"When Clinton gets down there, you're going to see a lot of waffling," he predicted.

Leo waffles one hand a little over the table like this may wash or not, he'll have to wait and see.