Sentence examples for feel a tremor from inspiring English sources

Just as we feel a tremor whenever, for instance, the narrator mentions barbed wire in the early pages, so there are other hints at later dissatisfaction, and uncertainty throughout.

And then readers will feel a tremor, but he felt none he noticed an aircraft circling, and two parachutes dropping down.The next thing he knew was a blaze of white magnesium light, and a huge ball of fire.

(The fashion industry seems to have suffered the usual futuristic extinction. In 2079 black will not just be the new black; it will be the only black.) There is paranoia here to suit every taste and era -- cold war or post-, liberal or libertarian -- and for the first few minutes at least, as the particulars are spelled out, you may feel a tremor of plausible dread.

Fear of a repeat is seen in the way phone lines can crash from people calling round to check up on relatives and friends after they feel a tremor, even when there is no obvious sign of damage.

Though I was happy in the holiday comfort of my parents' house, when the school trunk once again came up from the cellar, packed with lacrosse boots, jars of Marmite and the poems of John Masefield, I always felt a tremor of excitement – the September feeling.

Ten minutes later we felt a tremor.

Surely millions of people would have felt a tremor of that magnitude.

Many of her husband's future subjects surely felt a tremor of foreboding.

AMERICA'S legion of home-owners felt a tremor underfoot this week.

I felt a tremor whenever I heard the clang of pots in Mother's kitchen.

Then as the night wore on the villagers heard a colossal explosion and felt a tremor ripple through their homes.