stagger|staggered|staggering|staggers in English
verb
[stag·ger || 'stægə(r)]
totter, waver, sway, wobble; astound, overwhelm; arrange in a zigzag pattern; arrange in a series of alternating intervals, schedule in different time periods
Use "stagger|staggered|staggering|staggers" in a sentence
1. It's a fantastic task that staggers the Imagination.
2. The whole thing staggers me.
3. Judah’s priests and prophets stagger (7-13)
4. Their alcoholic beverages make them stagger.
5. He managed to stagger home.
6. They planned to stagger our rehearsing hours.
7. Staggered Animations; Other resources
8. " I was staggered, sir.
9. He staggered home, drunk.
10. And they stagger from their alcohol;
11. He staggers up the stairs, one arm over Falada's Cruppers
12. He staggered about the street.
13. She staggered and fell.
14. The economy continued to stagger from crisis to crisis.
15. If he should stagger, he shall not fall!
16. The company might stagger from crisis to crisis.
17. The wounded man staggered along.
18. I don't treat staggered Bargellos any differently than non-staggered when it comes to quilting
19. I managed to stagger the last few steps.
20. The unexpected blow did not stagger his resolution.
21. You've seen someone stagger down that road?
22. It staggers me that the government is doing nothing about it.
23. A diminished Slobodan Milosevic may stagger on for a while.
24. The baby dog staggered to me.
25. The drunkard staggered along the street.