Sentence examples for be as shaky from inspiring English sources

Whose commitment to the resumption of the everyday may be as shaky as terrorism's proponents would like it to be.

Disclaimers to the contrary — "Without our traditions, our lives would be as shaky as... as a fiddler on the roof," Tevye says — the fiddler represents the emotional cement that binds and defines the tribe.

Those mortgages may not be as shaky as subprime debt, but many are still likely to become problem loans.

Jonny Wilkinson was as shaky as you like in 2003, not that anyone remembers.

IF your grasp of the American Revolution is as shaky as mine, Light Horse Harry Lee is just a dashing name.

In the Arco Arena band box, home games had been as shaky as the Kings' uncertain future in Sacramento.

Maharoof's wickets were key too, but he bowled decently at best - some of the batting was as shaky as Rob Smyth after a four-day Relentless bender.

"I plead pressure of work on the evening for the mistake but I do acknowledge this defence is as shaky as your team's," was the general thrust of the reply.

Italy's millennial tangle France's strangely likeable government Oh no, not again Not very clever Priestly paranoia ReprintsLess agreeable to Mr Milosevic is any tightening of the international sanctions against Yugoslavia, whose economy is as shaky as ever.

Italy's millennial tangle France's strangely likeable government ReprintsLess agreeable to Mr Milosevic is any tightening of the international sanctions against Yugoslavia, whose economy is as shaky as ever.

It is also far superior to Downton Abbey, whose quality has been as shaky as Matthew Crowley's driving skills, and is the only show on a broadcast channel (and PBS at that) to get nominated.