All of a sudden, I got shaky and froze.
I got shaky watching the video of Ray Rice beating on his wife.
Mr. Tyler and the guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford, from Aerosmith, played "Dream On" without a rhythm section; it got shaky at times, but amid the telethon's hurricane footage, one line was newly telling: "The past is gone".
I stood for three hours before I started to get shaky on my feet, but no one could assist me unless I made it to the front of the line.
(The famous writer who brazenly explained that, if I didn't "kiss" him, my job might get shaky. I did not — yecchhh, he was so old, at least forty, and married — but the next day a huge bouquet of flowers landed on my desk, so that my colleagues would think I did).
I've got shaky hands because I drink too much coffee, so a pen with integrated ruler would be handy for all those… lines I draw.
OO In Quake-Prone Nepal, Solar Power Is An Energy Solution to climate change, and a path toward energy security and economic stability, especially when things get shaky again.
But if you shake a camera, you get shaky images -- and the smaller the camera, the more it shakes.
We get shaky, firsthand footage from Crowhurst's boat, audiotapes of his solitary thoughts, and interviews with friends and relatives who, even now, seem agonized by the outcome.
"When markets get shaky, U.S. investors are more likely to hold onto a U.S. investment than a foreign one," he said.
