Sentence examples for bit of a shaky from inspiring English sources
This first year may have been a bit of a shaky start, but I would recommend SPL to anyone.
"It was a bit of a shaky game for us, especially the first 30 minutes," Rapinoe said.
"The long jump is a bit of a shaky one for me, javelin has been going pretty well and in the 800m I've just got to give whatever I've got left in the tank.
They signed him to a six-year, $61 million contract extension before the season that seemed a bit of a shaky proposition considering he had just ignored their pleas -- and phone calls -- during his training camp disappearance.
"It's great for the confidence of the young players to know away from home they can come back after a little bit of a shaky start - we were surprised by Tottenham's pace and quality," he said.
Bishop said the Liberal party had not been expected to win the 2010 Victorian election and "sadly they got off to a bit of a shaky start" and this was complicated by the instability caused by the Liberal-turned-independent MP Geoff Shaw.
That covers up for a bit of shaky defending earlier, when a quick P.S.G. exchange in the box saw Lavezzi hit the post on the other side of a beaten Victor Valdes in the fifth minute For our U.S. audience (sorry to the rest of you, but rights are rights).
Check out this little picture of a shaky shaky phone playing music.
"It was a shaky start, I didn't hit the ball particularly close going out but when the putts did start to go in I got on a bit of a roll".
