The paper said politicians should "start quaking" at the return of the "legendary" editor in a twice-weekly column ahead of the general election.
With south-coast clubs clearly in rich goal-scoring mood, Carlisle, who visit Portsmouth on 1 November, must be quaking in their boots.
Those from Barcelona to Bayern Munich via Madrid will not be quaking in their boots just yet, but the Bianconeri are back where they believe they belong.
Fitness trackers should be quaking in their boots right now, because smartwatches seem to be able to do pretty much anything they can do.
I mean, I have gone out and indicated to the Sudanese that if they cannot protect their people, and they are refusing to let the international community come in and assist, they will be held individually and collectively responsible for what is happening and what happens.No doubt they are quaking in their boots.
The GM gamble An invitation from the SEC New lease on life Quaking Liar's poker Paying for Saddam's sins Reprints Related items The mess at Marconi: Tell it straightSep 6th 2001 Face value: Deputy heads will rollJul 12th 2001 Reinventing MarconiNov 30th 2000The protagonists in the Marconi case learned about such dynamics the hard way.
IT LEFT American executives quaking in their loafers and cheered a generation of Japanese salarymen.
The story from the provinces may not have the party's elders quaking in their boots quite yet.
The GM gamble An invitation from the SEC New lease on life Quaking Liar's poker Paying for Saddam's sins ReprintsHowever, the life-settlement business still has to overcome several obstacles.
KENNETH STARR'S no-holds-barred pursuit of Bill Clinton has thrown up yet another legal conundrum, and one that has lawyers across America quaking in their well-heeled boots.
His voice quaking with emotion, and doubtless recalling the king's famous televised carpeting of an army chief and a protest leader after a massacre in Bangkok in 1992, he beseeched "his majesty" to intervene again to end the showdown.Yet Mr Thaksin, in exile and convicted in absentia of corruption, is accused by his opponents of being a closet republican.
