92 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Totter' in a Sentence
"To walk or move with shaky and unsteady steps, as if struggling to maintain balance or stability." more
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The skyscraper appeared to totter slightly during the earthquake, causing panic among the occupants.
She felt her composure totter as she stood in front of the large audience, about to give her speech.
The toddler, clad in oversized boots, started to totter around the garden, exploring with curiosity.
The old bridge had tottered for years before finally collapsing under the weight of heavy rains.
The toddler was tottering towards his first steps, arms outstretched for balance.
The old building is tottering, its foundations weakened by years of neglect.
By the time the marathon finishes, he will have tottered across the finish line.
The business deal is tottering on the verge of collapse due to disagreements.
The economy has tottered in the face of unexpected global events.
With exhaustion taking its toll, she begins to totter towards the finish line of the marathon.
The drunkard, stumbling out of the bar, will totter down the dimly lit street.
The tightrope walker will be tottering high above the circus crowd.
The team is tottering in the championship, facing tough competition.
The fragile stack of books on the narrow shelf will totter precariously.
The elderly man will be tottering with his cane in the park.
The tree is tottering in the strong wind, its roots struggling to hold on.
The toddler totters uncertainly as he takes his first steps.
Having worn out its support, the ancient bookshelf will have tottered and collapsed.
The drunk man will be tottering out of the bar.
The jenga tower was tottering as each player carefully removed a block.
The chef will have been tottering around the kitchen, managing multiple orders at once.
The economic stability of the country began to totter due to political unrest.
The old man had to totter up the stairs with the help of a cane.
The wounded soldier was tottering towards the medic for assistance.
The ancient ruins appeared to totter under the weight of history.
The elderly cat, having lived a long life, has tottered gracefully through its final years.
The economy is tottering due to the recent financial crises.
The weary traveler had been tottering through the desert for days, searching for an oasis.
The old man tottered across the room, leaning on his cane for support.
The tower tottered in the strong winds, causing concern among the onlookers.
Having consumed too much alcohol, he had tottered out of the bar, struggling to maintain his balance.
The injured bird tried to totter away from the curious cat, struggling to maintain balance.
The drunkard continued to totter down the dark alley, struggling to maintain balance.
I am tottering on the edge of a cliff, trying to maintain my balance.
He has been tottering through the dense forest in search of rare plants.
The political stability of the region is tottering after the recent upheavals.
She will have tottered through the uneven terrain of the forest, guided only by the moonlight.
She will be tottering in her high heels on the runway.
The tightrope walker totters high above the crowd, showcasing incredible balance.
The negotiations between the two countries have been tottering, raising fears of a diplomatic crisis.
The old bridge, weakened by time, has tottered under the weight of heavy traffic.
The fragile vase had tottered on the edge of the shelf before crashing to the floor.
He had been tottering on the edge of bankruptcy before a sudden windfall saved his business.
The Jenga tower started to totter as she removed a block with a careful hand.
After the earthquake, the entire city had tottered, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
As the ship sailed through the storm, it started to totter on the rough waves.
They have tottered through the challenges, emerging stronger as a team.
In the shaky aftermath of the earthquake, the buildings will totter dangerously.
The skyscraper is tottering as the construction workers make final adjustments.
The stack of books has been tottering on the shelf, waiting for someone to rearrange them.
The robot will have been tottering on its new legs as it learns to walk.
He will be tottering on the narrow bridge.
The skyscraper under construction will have tottered momentarily during the strong gusts of wind.
The skyscraper will have been tottering in the earthquake, causing panic among the residents.
The tower has tottered, but skilled engineers have stabilized it.
The uncertainty in the financial market will cause the stock prices to totter.
The Jenga tower will have been tottering precariously before finally collapsing.
Having faced numerous setbacks, the entrepreneur has tottered but not given up on the business.
The old bridge had been tottering for years, threatening to collapse at any moment.
The toddler, still mastering balance, will totter across the room towards his toys.
The baby began to totter as he took his first steps, reaching out for support.
I have tottered on the edge of success, but never fully embraced it.
The old bridge started to totter under the weight of the heavy truck, causing concern among the onlookers.
The exhausted hiker has been tottering up the steep mountain trail for hours.
The injured athlete will be tottering across the finish line.
The political situation in the region has been tottering, causing concern among citizens.
She has tottered through the maze of emotions after the breakup.
He was tottering with exhaustion after running the marathon.
The toddler will have been tottering around the playground, giggling with delight.
The old man will have been tottering along the hiking trail, enjoying the scenic views.
The toddler has been tottering around the playground, discovering the joy of movement.
She had tottered across the stage, receiving a standing ovation for her ballet performance.
Despite the wobbly steps, the baby penguin will have tottered its way to join the rest of the colony.
The tree, struck by lightning, had been tottering precariously before finally crashing to the ground.
The old bridge will have tottered under the weight of the heavy truck that crossed it.
The high-rise building started to totter during the controlled demolition.
With shaky legs, the newborn foal will have tottered to its feet for the first time.
The baby tried to totter towards its mother for a hug.
The skyscraper construction site was tottering with activity as workers rushed to meet the deadline.
The old building will totter in the face of the wrecking ball.
The wobbly table in the crowded cafe will totter as patrons move around.
With her eyes closed, she could feel the boat totter on the gentle waves of the lake.
Despite the strong winds, the toddler is tottering along the beach, determined to collect seashells.
The injured athlete has been tottering on crutches, determined to recover and compete again.
The tower made of blocks started to totter before falling down.
With exhaustion setting in, the hiker will have tottered to the summit of the mountain.
She was tottering on the narrow beam during the gymnastics routine.
The elderly tree will have been tottering in the storm, its branches swaying violently.
As the exhausted hiker climbs the steep mountain, he will totter from fatigue.
With weakened knees, the injured athlete will totter towards the finish line.
The old building has been tottering since the earthquake last year.
The politician was tottering on the edge of a scandal as the media exposed new allegations.
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