1.   Walking sticks and umbrellas menace me, wagging fingers harass my sleep.

2.   No one should give because of a wagging finger.

3.   No wagging finger, despite the ugly look of a public figure trying to buy silence.

4.   Sniping words were punctuated by wagging fingers, blanket accusations and slammed doors.

5.   The contrite Israeli was met with angry stares and wagging fingers as the security guard loudly chided him.

6.   What made it memorable was not only its unequivocal tone but also its accompaniment by a wagging finger.

7.   While the presidential race may turn on a lingering kiss, the Senate race may turn on a wagging finger.

8.   Yet it was a lesson delivered with a wagging finger, not with a monetary bludgeon.

9.   Remarks, wagging fingers and eyes narrowed in anger were cast more often at the TV cameras from both major Israeli networks instead of at each other.

10.   The brother-sister team of Jennifer and Steven Capriati lost their U.S. Open doubles match, but won the battle of wagging fingers.