Sentence examples for feeling tremors from inspiring English sources

J. Edgar Hoover was feeling tremors of instability.

(London is however feeling tremors from Wall Street-prices are on the rise).

People in central southern England have described feeling tremors in their homes after an earthquake with a magnitude of 2.3.

KABUL, Afghanistan — The anticipated withdrawal of most international forces is still two years away, but already Afghans who have depended on the decade-old foreign presence for their livelihoods are feeling tremors as the first troops leave and spending and aid money dries up.

When do we stop feeling tremors from the aftershock?

Jakarta was merely feeling the tremors of an earthquake near Sumatra, 335 miles away.

It's the sound of the age of anxiety, echoing through the voices of artists who can't avoid feeling its tremors.

Several older friends of mine told me they felt the students' demands were completely justified, and yet they found something about the protests disorientating, and thus remained quiet; they were like the residents of a house feeling the tremors of something rumbling underground, but reluctant to explore what it was.

Residents in towns near the earthquake also reported feeling the tremors.

But at the moment investors are not feeling any tremors that make them afraid.

Due to the significantly slower propagation of seismic waves compared to the near-speed-of-light transmission of internet traffic, some Twitter users read about the earthquake seconds before feeling the tremors.