"It is not fair to the horses that have been running their guts out," Coburn said, wagging a finger.
Catton never shows, she tells, wagging on in the most officious way.
"Matters of state are not decided on the street," he declares, wagging a finger demonstratively.
What the tongues are wagging about at the end of Miami Art Basel.
"Your post will be long in going," he said, wagging his head.
They had pretended to divide him down the middle, so each one might have part of the wagging tail, and part of the barking head.
To those whiche aske where aboutes the stable standes, he pointes vnto it with the wagging of his hand.
This bird has a nervous behavior similar to that of other fantails and is constantly "wagging its long tail."