Sentence examples for a sharp shake from inspiring English sources
A sharp shake of the head.
Then place on to a plate and give it a sharp shake.
I've seen them kill only once: quickly and with great efficiency in the air, breaking the victim's neck with a sharp shake of the head.
A truculent Mr Barak urged Mr Clinton to give Mr Arafat a "sharp shaking", and threatened "war" if Mr Arafat failed to submit.
By the same logic, a sharp downturn can shake confidence.
Next time you catch your cat committing the offense, squirt it with water and make a sharp "psssst" sound or shake a can of pennies at the same time.
Confidence in several large emerging economies has been shaken by a sharp slowdown in growth, concerns over political stability, the outlook for commodity prices and confirmation that the days of cheap and plentiful dollars are drawing to an end.
Roy Lilley, a sharp critic of the coalition's shake-up of the NHS, whose blogs are widely read by service bosses, quipped that Stevens – a friend – was "coming back to a pay cut, a non-job, the mother of all messes and rotten weather".
This oxygen limitation is also substantiated by a sharp increase in the OTR upon increasing the shaking frequency to 200 rpm and 300 rpm, respectively.
Should the company report positive earnings, it could shake loose some of these bears, resulting in a sharp rally.
