Sentence examples for feel a shake from inspiring English sources

Pedometers count your steps by recording the number of times they feel a "shake" or "bump" that occur throughout the day.

"I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on; the nature of life is not permanence but flux," he says.

"I feel a shaking of the ground I stand on," he complains after silencing shouts of "up the workers" from the downstairs staff, who sense the possibilities of a different world approaching.

"When I was about to reach the end [of the passage], I heard a sudden bang and felt a shake under my feet".

"When I heard the bricks falling, I felt a shaking like an earthquake.

Eric Due, an editor at the English-language newspaper the Japan Times, was in the newsroom in Tokyo when he felt a shaking that he says far eclipsed anything he had encountered in the twenty years he had lived in the country.

Each time you say "ha" while making sure the breath is coming from your diaphragm, you should feel a slight shaking feeling in your stomach, and the hand that is on it.

It was a nerve-wracking experience and I feel a little bit shaken up.

Sensitive types may need to work up to being able to listen to it all the way through--there's something moving inside this record that might make you feel a little bit shaken or even sick by the seventh track, an eight-minute slow-burner called "Judge of Mankind".

I was watching the president on CNN and felt a sideways shake of about 15 seconds.

"I did feel a little bit of shake," the mayor said, "and then it got greater".