Sentence examples for feet shaking from inspiring English sources

This leads DJ Trip to crank up the music, and soon all the children are on their feet, shaking their little booties to electronica.

With his feet shaking nervously, he called Indianapolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning, who stayed at Tennessee for his senior year instead of entering the 1997 N.F.L. draft.

In two or three minutes, she could hear her father stamping his feet, shaking off snow as he came up the church steps.

Late in the afternoon, after hours of fighting, Wilson's men ran out of ammunition, and reacted to this by rising to their feet, shaking each other's hands and singing a song, possibly "God Save the Queen".

She rises to her feet, shakes my hand, smoothes down her dress.

I slink around like a wanted man, my hands shake and my feet shake, I only calm down a little once I have had a drink.

"The floor under my feet shook," said Jawad Chaudhry, who was in his room at the Pearl Continental at time of the bombing, according to The Associated Press.

"This is the wealthiest the country in the history of the world," said Sanders as a thundering stamping of feet shook the old theatre.

After being temporarily incapacitated by an electric fence, he stumbled to his feet, shook off a layer of mud and manure, and trudged on.

I recall sitting in a box with Henry Kissinger at a Washington football game; when the referee outrageously penalized the Redskins for pass interference, Henry rose to his feet, shook his fists and shouted, "On vot theory?" Strictly speaking, he meant hypothesis, but "only a theory" -- as against demonstrated fact -- is a longtime sense of the term.

Henry leaped to his feet, shook his fists and yelled, "On vot theory?" What's the rationale for a card-carrying Kissinger critic to be pleased by Bush's giving this battered but unbowed national resource the power of subpoena to serve his country one last time?