Too bad Kanye West wimped out of being Genie or Jafar.
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Obama wimped out, which incidentally left the French, who'd been prepared to back him, hanging out to dry.
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Eleanor Holmes Norton, wimped out in 85033 and 2012 and made sure it never found its way into print.
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Harvard's Kennedy School offered a visiting fellowship to Manning in 2017, though the college wimped out and rescinded the offer under pressure from senior intelligence officials.
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Day 5On the final day of the challenge, there was not a free coworker in sight, so I wimped out and decided against leaving the office.
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Very controversial, everybody who's running for President for 40 years declared that they would do it, and every single one, whether they were Republican or Democrat, wimped out.
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The health care faceplants just keep coming; the administration's tax "plan" offers less detail than most supermarket receipts; Trump has wimped out on his promises to get aggressive on foreign trade.
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Three pollsters wimped out, projecting a tied vote, and of the four remaining polls on the RealClearPolitics summary, only two predicted an Obama victory, and those two did so with minimal confidence.
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Trump wimped out on condemning a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA that turned deadly when a white supremacist protester killed an anti-racist activist by plowing his car through a crowded street.
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As he later recalled: > I still feel guilty about not defending you [Talbot]. I wimped out > completely. I knew she'd told you about Sweeney. Lots of people knew she'd > told you.
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Said Sixx at the time, "First we were mass murderers for doing 'Helter Skelter', then we were Satan-worshippers and now we've wimped out." The song came together in the studio when Neil began humming along to a piano lick randomly played in the studio by drummer Tommy Lee. Sixx wrote the lyrics and the band had a hit single, charting at number 89 on the Billboard Hot 100, with a remixed version peaking at number 37 on the same chart seven years later in 1992.Whitburn, Joel.
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After a shock defeat to the Republic of Ireland, England went into the tough second group game against the Netherlands needing to win. Stevens was, however, instrumental in the defeat which followed, losing the ball to Ruud Gullit down the flank, which led to the opening goal of a famous hat-trick by Marco van Basten. Stevens had come close to blocking Van Basten's shot when he'd been caught napping wide on the flank seconds earlier by Gullit, showing his speed and determination, but it was tough to accept as England wimped out of the tournament without a point. When England qualified for the 1990 FIFA World Cup in Italy, Stevens was duly named in the squad though again a handful of critics had been scathing of his displays.
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