Sentence examples for bad shake from inspiring English sources

"The boomers have been given a very bad shake at this point as far as the music industry is concerned.

"I think there is a feeling in this country that the Vietnam veterans got a bad shake, and I don't deny for a minute that that was true," Dr. Gough said.

It's just cool being in the police department and getting such a bad shake all the time, then to have a fun memorable moment that has just struck pop culture.

He says that "tens of thousands of IRS workers are getting a bad shake" and that it's the law governing these tax-exempt groups itself that "lends itself to abuse".

If you get a bad grade, shake it off and don't worry, you can do better next time!

Marie Howe, a poet who appeared in "Bad Behavior," shook her head when asked whether she would pose.

With several US banks due to report results this week, there is the prospect of more bad news shaking the markets.

One asked: "Is this bad?" Mr. Graham shook his head, saying that, in the end, he thought it would be good news for the paper.

For wealthy Americans, the prospect of placing money in the hands of Vontobel's star asset manager, Rajiv Jain, was a welcome alternative to the bad news shaking Wall Street.

His bad temper could shake buildings; his cheerier moods could melt ice; and on a visit to South Korea fog shrouded him to keep him safe from snipers.The ideas that guided North Korea from juche, or self-reliance, to songun, or "military first", were also his own great creation, as much as his father's.

"It went bad," he says, shaking his head.