Sentence examples for caught shaking from inspiring English sources

Five years later, in December 2002, Herojit pumped eight rounds from his 9mm pistol into two suspected insurgents whom he had caught shaking down a rice vendor in central Imphal – his first kills.

Tabernacle, W11, Sat; Cardiff Arts Institute, Fri John Robinson Jan Garbarek, that most contained and impassive of saxophonists, was almost caught shaking his booty at his South Bank show in the London Jazz Festival in November 2007.

The stranger listens attentively to an introduction that B doesn't catch, shakes hands with his father, and a few seconds later turns to B. B reaches out to shake his hand.

The television camera caught him shaking hands with Lampard seconds after the match ended.

On the day of Waed's arrest, a camera caught Ahed shaking her fist, demanding that soldiers tell her where they were taking her brother.

At that moment, a television camera panned to the six Justices in attendance and caught Alito shaking his head and mouthing the words "Not true".

Asked if he is embarrassed when he begins, "It is high, it is far... ...... and then has to admit the ball is off the wall or caught, he shakes his head.

In my own neighborhood near Union Square I'll occasionally catch people shaking their heads as they pass by a bizarre confection decorated with a vulgar pattern of gold rings on 14th Street.

We'd catch him shaking his head, putting his hands up in surrender, and walking out of the shot — still in his blue jeans, still in moisture-wicking golf shirts that you can probably find at your local sports-apparel shop.

The character was quickly adopted by the British public and further afield as the embodiment of sophistication and courage, and his dress sense, taste in fast cars and beautiful women and catch phrase "shaken, not stirred" entered mainstream culture.

If they can see it and it moves they chase it, catch it, shake and kill it and then shred and eat it.