Sentence examples for desk shaking from inspiring English sources

Simon is sitting at his desk, shaking his head and muttering under his breath.

Here is the detail as it appeared in Connelly's South Florida Sun-Sentinel article "The Call" on Oct. 25, 1987: "George Hurt is sitting at his desk, shaking his head.

She returned to her desk shaking and crying.

You're sat at your desk shaking, aren't you, nervously eying up the protein pot you picked up from Pret, sat there wondering how you're going to get through the next hour, let alone the rest of the day.

You're sat at your desk shaking, aren't you, nervously eying up the protein pot you picked up on the way in, sat there wondering how you're going to get through the next hour, let alone the rest of the day.

After making some telephone calls, the enterprising young man at the desk shook his head.

The woman behind the front desk shook her head and explained that the agency had closed early because of the weather.

All very interesting, but as I write this, the Stephen Strasburg bobblehead doll above my desk is shaking his head to indicate that the Nationals' hot start might not matter much outside the Beltway.

The Byron Leftwich doll on my desk is shaking its bobblehead: Why can't we just concentrate on the real business of Marshall University, winning football games and promoting my Heisman Trophy candidacy?

"People do it all the time!" Though I knew that they didn't, and now the angel was sitting on my desk and shaking her head at me. "You're a doctor," they said, as if that should settle it, and I wanted to say that I'm impaired, and a pediatrician to boot.

Believe it or not, fidgeting, which includes tapping your pencil on your desk, knee shaking or moving around or pacing while you work on deals over the phone burns more calories than you may think.