Sentence examples for quake with fear from inspiring English sources

Lysander, look how I do quake with fear.

He has put himself at the head of a newly invented party in the centre of Israel's cluttered highway, far away from the point where he first roared in as the belligerent general who made his enemies, Israeli but especially Palestinian, quake with fear and hatred.

The Sun, which illustrated its story with a picture of two lovelies clad in fishnet stockings and fondling each other on a clashing duvet, quotes the Family Education Trust (why do I always quake with fear when a group uses the word "family" in its name?).

During the general election I will alternately live in hope and quake with fear.

If the thought of maddening crowd in malls makes you quake with fear, do the sensible thing and shop from home.

At least 65 people died and nearly 2,000 were hurt in Tuesday's 7.3 magnitude quake, with fears the figures could rise.

Its columnist, Leo McKinstry, argued that "the political establishment is quaking with fear" at the outcome of the Rochester & Strood election.

Near the end of the production, the dancers quaked with fear, as if envisioning some approaching disaster.