Sentence examples for has gone shaky from inspiring English sources

Once an intimidating closer, Woods has gone shaky on major weekends.

Service has gone from shaky in its early days to a smooth, seamless pleasure in 2007.

He said he had personally assisted Mr. Schoolcraft — who moved upstate and has gone through shaky emotional periods — both in person and on the phone.

Roberto Alagna sings the touchstone title role, and this gifted tenor, who has gone through periods of shaky singing and made some ill-considered career moves, sounds better than he has in 10 years.

After a shaky start it has gone reasonably well - to the point where this week all of the routine patrolling has been done by the Iraqis themselves.

The one structurally shaky moment comes in the transition back to the opening material; the switch feels abrupt, as if a tempo-changing gesture has gone missing.

She and Kuznetsova both hit so many shots — shaky and bold, routine and extraordinary — as they pushed each other to a place where no women's Grand Slam singles match has gone in the 43-year Open era.

Sapient has survived while some competitors are shaky or have gone bankrupt, he said.

"In the shaky couple of weeks that we've gone through in the financial markets, it's a good time for this vote of confidence by a savvy investor," said Charles O. Holliday Jr., the bank's chairman.

The Spaniards would have gone on from Galway by now, the memories of people who had maybe noticed the Ford Cortina would be getting shaky.

She and Kuznetsova hit so many — shaky and bold, routine and extraordinary — as they pushed each other to a place no women's Grand Slam singles match had gone in the 43-year Open era.