1.   As for backronym itself, the question is whether it can hook enough of us to wiggle its way into standard usage.

2.   Boeing has also tried to wiggle its way into the Joint Strike Fighter deal.

3.   But it is not as if Falk has not tried to wiggle his way into the forefront of negotiations.

4.   Four-year-old Peyton Pyle wiggled his way to the front.

5.   Gore ran out of money and energy and ideas, it seemed, while Bush did a better job of wiggling his way out of Hurricane McCain.

6.   He had to wiggle his way out of trouble in both the third and fifth innings.

7.   If some players wiggle their way up their ladder today, that will be a plus for Ryan.

8.   Rapp managed to wiggle his way through five innings without giving up another run.

9.   Schaefer said he was sensitive to his relationship with Glendening and the perception that, if elected as comptroller, he would wiggle his way into policy decisions.