Sentence examples for make me quake from inspiring English sources

I love baking, and I bake a lot, and I love what I do bake, but just the words "uniformity of size and shape" make me quake.

After observing that the Oxford History "may well stand as the last great attempt to make sense of the whole shebang," she serenaded Mr. Taruskin with "My Funny Valentine," sort of: "My fearsome valentine,/big scary valentine,/you make me quake in my boots".

In recovery I've learned that it's the tiny things, the things so-called normal people don't even think about, that make me quake.

Sometimes it felt like an electric current was passing through me, making me quake with misery.

My recent visits to hospitals in Haiti and the Dominican Republic made me think about the quake's rising death toll, which the Haitian Government now puts at about 217,000.

Hearing people's stories at the Quake City Earthquake Museum made me well up as my heart opened.

The public must make them quake at the idea of doing nothing on this issue.

The government has increased the team this year to 230, hardly enough to make employers quake.

It's the stuff that could even make Westwood quake in his trainers.

He works the merry approach just fine; his cover of "Winter Wonderland" may make Michael Bublé quake in his snow boots.

It was estimated that the reconstruction of Kobe would cost around $120 billion, which would make the quake the costliest natural disaster in history.