Sentence examples for book shaking from inspiring English sources

Because he is white, he might have spent the whole book shaking a compensatory fist or — more likely — walking on eggshells.

In fact, I read much of Susan Cain's book shaking my head in wonder and thinking: "So that's why I'm like that!

The financing for her next two films — "My Effortless Brilliance" (2008) and "Humpday" (2009) — was scraped together by writing grant proposals and holding fund-raising house parties that she learned to give by taking a workshop with Morrie Warshawski, author of the how-to book "Shaking the Money Tree".

Blythe McGarvie is the author of the upcoming book Shaking the Globe: Courageous Decision Making in a Changing World.

That book shook me to my very core; it made me see how easily young people could fall through the cracks of our society if not protected.

Her inner world mirrors the one that surrounds her: when receiving the book shakes Morrow out of her emotional sopor, a chaotic painting by Sterling Ruby, downtown LA transplant and patron saint of art world ennui, looms in the background.

For almost four hours he signed their books, shook their hands, kissed their cheeks and flashed them that big grin.

Books shaken to the floor provide a good visual measurement of the power of the quake: we can easily visualize how the rows looked before, how nice and tidy they were, and we can imagine the sort of force needed to dislodge them.

The ascendancy of menu cocktails is a reversal of the trend portrayed in a 1930 cocktail recipe book "Shake 'em Up!

But as he wrote in his 2004 book, Shake Hands With the Devil, "While most nations seemed to agree that something had to be done, every nation seemed to have a reason why some other nation should do it".

Read Canadian UNAMIR commander Romeo Dallaire's book Shake Hands With the Devil and learn how the United States and the United Nations betrayed Rwanda.