Sentence examples for a quaking from inspiring English sources

"I don't like this," she said, in a quaking voice.

With a quaking finger, Mr. Huang traces the line of a wound across his chest.

Travelgate involved dumb decisions by a quaking White House staff fearful of disappointing Hillary Clinton.

"To Fellini" (1958), a quaking abstraction evocative of carnival joys and fears, strikes me as a supreme feat of sheer painterliness — existentialism à la Rubens.

NEW HAVEN — A quaking hand, illuminated, is the first glimpse we get of the exquisite Indian dancer Shantala Shivalingappa in her solo program "Akasha".

One in particular was The Eagle by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, which my father delivered with a quaking voice - especially the last line: "And like a thunderbolt he falls".

Billingsley, coming back from Tommy John surgery, started for the Class-A Quakes.

It rippled across the same southern Italian area that reeled under a quake a week ago.

A quake of magnitude 4 can cause moderate damage.

Tepco, however, insists the structure could withstand such a quake.

The agency also reported a quake with a magnitude of 4.8 about half an hour later.