In lingering over moody night streets and trembling faces, Ms. Josue has brought this film to the verge of becoming a tear-jerker.
I can see his T-shirt trembling, his face flushing, his eyes getting wet again.
Avid, trembling, her face always at risk of collapsing into itself, it's as if only her breath is holding her together, as if only speaking out will keep her sane.
It took such a toll on his body that the sight of him in his later years — trembling, his face frozen, the man who invented the Ali Shuffle now barely able to walk — shocked and saddened those who remembered him in his prime.
Hands trembling and faces flushed, Gonzalez and Cortez locked fingers for more than 30 seconds before Gonzalez finally succumbed.
Bruno Ganz, the melancholy Swiss film actor who played an angel longing for the visceral joys of mortality in "Wings of Desire" and a defeated Hitler with trembling hands facing his own mortality in "Downfall," died on Friday at his home in Zurich.
"He had lost his serenity, his hands would tremble, his face was usually a livid yellow... he was miserable and in a very bad way.
In 1779, transfixed by the sight of Hawaiian children on surfboards, Samwell wrote: "We saw with astonishment young boys & Girls about 9 or ten years of age playing amid such tempestuous Waves that the hardiest of our seamen would have trembled to face.
After a while, she came out, her hands trembling and her face stained with tears.
Now free, he arrived at Mr. Dlunga's shack looking dazed, his face trembling.
