teeter

As James Harden sat on the bench in the fourth quarter, watching his team teeter, he would lean forward and look at the coaching staff.

These creatures teeter on the edge of life and death, and this was just the latest in a string of near-misses.

Without the cutesy thought-bubbles of his lasagna-loving cat, Jon’s observations seem to teeter between existential crisis and deep despair.

Although AI can help consumers find more useful products in the daily lives, there’s also a dark side to the technology’s allure that can teeter into coercion, Sevilla said.

I teeter back and forth, but my diet is really clean now.