Sentences with Whiffle

The young boy began to whiffle when asked to speak in front of the class.

Despite his confidence, she could see him whiffle before taking the penalty shot in the soccer match.

The politician tried not to whiffle while responding to the unexpected question during the debate.

As the deadline approached, the journalist couldn't afford to whiffle in completing the breaking news article.

The seasoned lawyer never allowed herself to whiffle during cross-examination in the courtroom.

The chef didn't have time to whiffle when the VIP guest ordered a custom dish with unique ingredients.

The scientist couldn't afford to whiffle in the critical moments leading up to the experiment's conclusion.

Even with thorough preparation, the actor couldn't help but whiffle before stepping onto the stage for the opening night.

The CEO didn't allow herself to whiffle when making tough decisions that would impact the company's future.

The explorer had to overcome the urge to whiffle when faced with the uncharted territory deep in the jungle.

The indecisive student would whiffle between choosing a major, unable to settle on a clear direction.

As the wind continued to whiffle through the trees, the leaves rustled, creating a soothing natural melody.

The chef decided to whiffle between two recipes before settling on the perfect dish for the evening.

During the negotiation, both parties seemed to whiffle on the terms of the agreement, prolonging the discussion.

The old radio would whiffle in and out of reception, making it challenging to enjoy a consistent broadcast.

The athlete's performance began to whiffle as fatigue set in, affecting the overall outcome of the game.

The financial market appeared to whiffle as investors reacted to the unexpected economic news.

The author couldn't help but whiffle between two possible endings for the novel, struggling to choose the more impactful one.

The comedian's jokes would often whiffle between clever wit and simple humor, appealing to a broad audience.