Yet, so far as this trial is concerned, a vigorous cross-examination of him, to the tune of some 300 pages of the printed record, evidently failed to shake his credibility in the estimation of the jury.
Method One, almost self-evidently, is to shake the eggs vigorously.
Its shares rose in response to an increase in the wholesale price of crude oil, which has shaken the broader stock market in previous periods but evidently did not alarm most investors this time around.
The shaking incident evidently followed the encounter with the wake, but the connection is not yet clear.
Our guide, a veteran of the more orthodox Manhattan bus tours, evidently found it hard to shake old habits.
"Ni hao," he called to a Chinese woman, who evidently spoke perfect English, and shook her head in response.
What about this guy in your department?" Norbert shook his head, evidently overwhelmed by the prospect of telling Nachman about the guy.
In one such moment Mr. Green was clapping along with a high-flying gospel number when he suddenly shook his hands in pain and removed a few of his gold rings, which had evidently injured him.
Another prominent writer, he noted, evidently had doubts as well: "When I told Mailer that my new novel took place in the autumn of 2001 he shook his head skeptically.
I'm having a great time when I'm not shaking my head at it, and enjoying the scenery when I'm not being attacked by one of the evidently 50,000 bears out for my blood in the Classical world.
It's tragic!" I shake my head and walk off to the bus stop, wondering 'If everybody can equally see and smell the tragedy, who is the Infernos joke even on?' The Brummies, evidently.
