Again he slipped his glasses on, his careful, trembling hand foretelling how he would be in his old age, and, reaching into his coat pocket, he brought out a tiny, enameled box, the kind for carrying pills in.
A 9-year-old boy, Muhammad Naseem, trembled as he recounted how he had been pouring oil into a customer's motorbike when the blast threw him backward into another vehicle, leaving him unharmed.
She is not ashamed to describe how she trembled and cried.
He trembles and mutters in agonized mortification.
They shake like this" – he trembles a hand.
Three years on, I cannot forget how Carlsen's eyes filled and his voice shook as he trembled throughout these recollections.
And he got that dark evil look and he trembled and hyperventilated" (I 6).
It is surprising how little trembling goes on inside the car when it is banging down rough dirt roads.
While his mopey British rival Morrissey attracted a snide intellectual set with complaints about class and sexual politics in a conservative society, Mr. Smith offered self-pitying lyrics like these from "Homesick": "Oh it was sweet, it was wild, and oh how I trembled stuck in honey/ honey, cling to me so just one more, just one more go inspire in me the desire in me to never go home".
