Sentence examples for occasion shaking from inspiring English sources

Telfair was up for the occasion, shaking off an injury to turn in a dazzling performance in which he limped through the second half.

She also means teaching ourselves, quoting the nutritionist Karin Michels as saying "Pregnancy is actually an ideal occasion for shaking up the way you think and feel about food.

But Obama also used the occasion to shake hands with the Cuban leader, Raúl Castro.

De Gaulle took the occasion to shake up his cabinet; Pompidou was replaced by Maurice Couve de Murville.

On occasion, tremors shook his whole body — tremors of a sort that have since become all too familiar through the sight of birds poisoned by DDT.

On one occasion, they shook down Anglade Montel, a 33-year-old father of two babies, for $30, he said, adding that he was too terrified to ever call the police.

He led from the start on this occasion and shook off the opposition in the closing stages to win by one and a half lengths from a colt named Bullingdon.

Just as they had done on previous occasions, they shook hands on the deal.

The occasion of Berra's shaking hands with the retired Babe Ruth happens to be included in a beautiful new collection of photos and anecdotes called "The Babe Book" by Ernestine Miller Andrews McMeell).

At a White House ceremony on that occasion, when Dr. Rust shook hands with the president, he said: "Thank you, Mr. President.

Ordinarily my friend is afraid of saying no; but on this occasion she promptly shakes her head: "We wouldn't take a dollar".