Word of the foreclosure left the center shaken.
ON Sept. 11, 2001, TriBeCa, the Lower Manhattan loft district two blocks north of the World Trade Center, shook.
New York authorized gambling at Aqueduct and eight other racetracks in 2001, after the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center shook the state's economy.
Indeed, in Sophiatown, opposition officials recently walked from store to store in the local shopping center, shaking hands with white business people and promising to crack down on crime and corruption.
On Friday morning, dozens of collectors wheeled their cartloads of containers into the center, shook off the snow and huddled near a space heater before sorting their cans and bottles by brand on large plywood slabs.
The election was hotly contested and highly political, with candidates making their way through the convention center shaking hands and waving, like members of Congress at a county fair.
A word whose connotations come rushing in with such gravity that it knocks me right off my feet, my center shaken, my very core.
To entice fickle customers, automakers say they're rethinking the business on all fronts: by redesigning cars with technology front and center, shaking up staid corporate culture and working closely with tech companies.
Cover image: Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker, center, shakes hands at the conclusion of a bill signing ceremony at the Statehouse, in Boston, Wednesday, July 25 , 2018 for a bill that allows a $2 surcharge on car rentals to fund training for police officers in cities and towns across the state.
And he appeared to scare the wits out of an older voter on the Upper West Side two weeks ago, when he walked into a senior center to shake some hands.
Brabazon follows the Bears, roots for them, even said his dream was to walk into Ferrell Center and shake Coach Scott Drew's hand and tell him thank you. "I have no animosity toward the basketball program," Brabazon said, his voice choked with emotion.
