Sentence examples for Feel shaky from inspiring English sources

PARIS — THE French may feel shaky about the underpinnings of the economy.

She faints and then immediately you start to feel shaky and sick too and it starts to spread.

"If you don't know what you believe in when you're going through difficult times, then you feel shaky and unbalanced".

When you emerge from a warm, churning bath where you've spent an indeterminate period of time, expect to feel shaky and weak.

"They've been talking about white people as bad for so long, they feel shaky, embarrassed," Al Pagan, 46, who lives in the Red Hook Houses, said as he watched the volunteers help his neighbors.

And at a moment in her life when her identities as a woman and an artist feel shaky, Buffalo is looking like a sanctuary to her, a place where she is known for who she really is.

The future of British teeth, to me at least, feels shaky.

Accordingly, it is McDonough, not Young, who feels shaky on this outing.

Carl felt shaky, poisoned in a way he didn't quite mind, and when the day came he was ready.

As on that show, couples struggle really to hear each other, the burden of home-life responsibility is totally unbalanced, and the future feels shaky.

Afterward, when I took off the disposable gown, the face mask and the cap on the ground floor, I felt shaky.