vacillate

He vacillated long enough that it was almost too late.

I vacillated for a moment before asking the next question.

But the future will most probably vacillate somewhere in between.

He vacillates from one side to the other when you least expect it.

Its status in the complex has vacillated over the years.

My husband vacillated, but the power of suggestion won out.

Her eyes are vacillating slowly between us and something on the wall about three feet above our heads.

Margaret had vacillated for days and finally decided that she'd rather go.

Since the debut, the starting air time has vacillated among these times.

But ask yourself: do you know anyone who really vacillates between the two political parties with each election?

"I vacillate between being very moved and not quite believing it," she said.

That figure has since vacillated in the wake of the economic downtown.

He was often depressed and vacillated with regard to his future.

He vacillated between a medium green and a brilliant light blue.

I vacillated a second too long and the mirror flew out of my hands.

This year, nearly 90 percent of the orders have been for domestic use, though the figure vacillates each month.

They seemed to vacillate between making sense and making war.

She sat there just looking at Bellows, her mind vacillating.

She is insecure and vacillates between her options in life.

They vacillated for weeks, until another couple took it.

But the Nets have vacillated this season between playing hard and disappearing.

Since then production has vacillated wildly as territory changed hands.

Cal vacillated about leaving a message for her and decided against it.

History shows that public opposition to capital punishment vacillates over time.

I started to go break it up then vacillated.