Sentences with weasel
wea·sel
W w - That's one invitation I'd like to weasel out of.
- Upon cross-examination the witness began to weasel.
- Many small creatures such as snakes, lizards, weasels and stoats would also live in the hills, and bats would have lived in cliff caves.
- Of these animals, only weasels, otters and mink remain widespread, and the weasel is the only one that is still abundant.
- I think she might have thought I was weaseling out of what we talked about earlier.
- A spotty youth with greasy black hair, he was sitting at the table with a peevish expression on his weaselly face.
- I was born in this house and as a boy, I remember often seeing foxes, badgers and weasels around the place.
- Celebrities have great appeal as political candidates, which explains why so many are weaselling into the political picture.
- Each time it was necessary to take a clear position, for example on terrorism and suicide bombing, the conferees weaseled out with the help of demagogic pirouettes.
- As for weaselling out of tough situations, stupidity covers well for brazenness.
- The conference, if it was about anything, was about restating these questions and systematically shooting down cheap attempts to weasel out of them.
- Becky Sharp exploits the weaknesses of those around her to weasel her way into society, but her own vanity is what drives her there to begin with.
- Badgers are relatively large members of the weasel family.
- Progressives weasel out of it, by claiming being political would betray their values.
- That little slut could weasel her way into anything.
- This approach tries to weasel out of making any cross-cultural claims about what has value - although, notice, it does assume the universal value of opulence.
- Except that when that happens, I conveniently find some bogus excuse or lame technicality to avoid paying your damages or to weasel my way into only paying part of them.
- They are carnivores like the stoat, weasel, otter and badger.
- Tell him to weasel his way into the affections of as many receptionists, secretaries and PAs as is humanly possible, since they always know how things work, and he may find that he has been trying to get hold of the wrong person.
- Does the boss who scheduled your sadly abbreviated lunch break deserve to be called a weasel or a stoat?
- Also, it stars Michael Kitchen as a bloke who manages to weasel out of a murder, witnessed by the waitress at a party.
- According to legend, the weasel was fertilised through its mouth and gave birth through its ears.