lurch

There, yellow robotic arms lurch down from the ceiling, grabbing parts, welding and attaching doors.

Because Europe's Ryder Cup culture, planning and strategy is vastly superior compared with counterparts who lurch from one form of leadership to another.

For the more centrist wing of the party, the problem is the Democrats are fighting for the wrong things, having lurched too far left on culture war and identity politics.

Suddenly, it’s no longer a silhouette in the haze but a scarecrow, shrouded in hay, lurching toward me.

Two other performers stood alongside the one launching the protest can be seen lurching to their side as the tussle plays out.