Sentence examples for a shaky sign from inspiring English sources

He starts with a major disadvantage, a shaky sign of his team's organizing abilities in Illinois.

The bombing was a further blow to a shaky ceasefire signed 11 days ago, intended to end the violence in the east of the country where Russian-backed separatists recently took control of the strategic town of Debaltseve.

Among hundreds of well-dressed Republicans who strolled into a Lincoln Day dinner in a ballroom here in Novi the other night, many referred to their choice for president simply as "Mitt," and a few actually said, "Who else?" But even here there also are shaky signs.

There are early, if shaky, signs of progress.

He gave the crowd a shaky thumbs-up sign with his right hand.

A shaky session showed signs of life in afternoon trading Tuesday, as U.S. stocks made a comeback from earlier lows.

"Pathetic efforts to smother dissent and intimidate media is a sign of a shaky regime and a bunker mentality," tweeted Mohamed ElBaradei, the leader of Egypt's main opposition coalition.

A shaky start from the new signing, who was very short of match practice.

"If you can stop the shelling, you can break the siege," read one sign, referring to a shaky U.S. and Russia-brokered ceasefire between government forces and some rebel groups that went into effect on Feb. 27.

And so, when Shakespeare signed his will a month before he died with a shaky hand, was his tremor not possibly a sign of residual nerve damage from the mercury doses of his sybaritic youth?

She keeps careful track of records of his care, signing forms in a shaky print.