Sentence examples for quiver at from inspiring English sources
You quiver at the sight of people, you shudder at the touch of a stranger, and you drag your lifeless body everywhere that you go".
Standing side by side, their bodies begin to quiver at the core until the motion reverberates, sending jerks through their hips and shoulders.
What looks at first like an conventional Brit period drama about royals is actually a witty and elegant new perspective on the abdication crisis and on the dysfunctional quiver at the heart of the Windsors and of prewar Britain.
If Xenomania's efforts with Girls Aloud drive you crazy, or you quiver at the memory of Kylie's Stock Aitken and Waterman hit I Should Be So Lucky, Spector is the man to blame.
Her band whip up an oscillation, while some "ahs" from La Havas and her backing singer gather in volume until the startling scarlet maxi-culottes La Havas is wearing begin to quiver at the hems.
Would-be outlaws, meanwhile, are sure to go all a-quiver at the Robin Hood festival 10-144 August).
Triumphant in the intellectual realm, the author quivers at, and makes great comedy of, physical danger.
As the machetes quivered at the commotion, Blyth could see that most of the pirates were young and quite agitated.
The counters on his desk vibrated, all the needles quivering at the far ends of their gauges.
Merchants in and around the site are quivering at the prospect of having to battle Wal-Mart.
