Sentence examples for left shaky from inspiring English sources

I find a seat next to a refreshingly frank man who has been left shaky from a stroke.

Nor had he come to America to be shown "your might" or to be left "shaky at the knees... Our rockets are on the assembly lines and on our launching pads".

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "A significant part of government policy is left on shaky ground.

"I left the shaky camera moment in when he got out, because to me it illustrates the beauty and excitement of the moment," Berkhout explains.

Hill's performance vibrated with emotion and left her shaky afterward, so much so that Carson Daly immediately reassured her that she was both paying homage to someone important to her and showing her own capabilities.

As for cutting quickly and deliberately, leaving in shaky or refocusing shots to make it look "street" or youthful, don't get me started.

They dive headlong into a global culture hooked on aggression, confronting its allure to leave you shaky on your legs, both sickened and thrilled.

To get there, we go through her family, her childhood, her own children, her financial situation, her psychological deterioration after a long period in solitary — which leaves her shaky, confused, and desperate — and by the time we arrive at the crime, the idea of weighing the degree of her guilt and the concept of "deserving it" seem beside the point.

Like a bad drug habit, reckless stimulation may make us feel better in the short term, but it could leave us shaky later on.

"But the fact is, they left a very shaky political structure, one that has a very weak foundation.

You won't have to spend nearly as much for Derek Jeter, but there are questions about how much he has left after his shaky start in 2011.