Sentence examples for because it would shake from inspiring English sources
What autocrats from the Gulf to Cairo fear most is an Iranian-American breakthrough, precisely because it would shake up every cozy, static regional relationship, including Washington's with Israel.
Some lawyers said his decision here could hamstring federal prosecutors in the toughest cases because it would shake defendants' confidence that a federal prosecutor at the local level could deliver on a proposed deal in a death penalty case.
Presumably because it would shake things up.
It would disrupt the power of a particular black political class, and it would shake the Democratic Party at its core.
It would shake the entire office.
Standing on the steps of City Hall, Mr. Carrión, who also served as urban affairs director in the Obama administration, said that he was endorsing Mr. Espaillat because he would "shake things up in Washington".
You could always hear them approaching because their tails would shake.
Local politicians hate this idea because it would prevent them from being able to shake down companies trying to win permission to offer expanded services.
The stands would shake with it, they said, the earth would move.
