warbled

We live in a political world where, as Bob Dylan warbled, “ wisdom is thrown in jail.”

She warbled and wobbled through the recital and was greeted with thunderous applause.

The robin seemed to think that he had a mission to cheer his companion, for he warbled merrily on.

For where Moore warbled to the ladies, Clifton sang to the people.

A chorus of soft voices warbled in conversation on the stairs as a band of graceful ladies tripped up to their several apartments.

She heeded not the sun, nor the singing of birds as they warbled their matin songs—no, sorrow lay too heavy near her heart.

The male followed them about, and warbled and called, but whether deprecatingly or encouragingly, I could not tell.