Sentence examples for serious shake from inspiring English sources
Fasten your seat belts, England's new head coach, Eddie Jones, is about to give everything associated with the national side a serious shake.
But without a serious shake-up soon, Pemex will become a brake on Mexico's growth.
It is, by now, almost inevitable that a serious shake-up will occur, with the question being only when.
So, after the shock of the 7-1 defeand and with the Seleção in need of a serious shake-up, few imagined Dunga would apply for the job vacated by Scolari.
Any assault on Social Security would defeat that goal, and a serious shake-up of the Pentagon budget would alienate the neoconservative ideologues and military contractors who are far more important to the G.O.P. establishment than the "don't tread on me" crowd.
This belated release is cause for celebration as well as for a serious shaking of the head: where has it been all these years?
Seismograms record the main quake taking place at a minute before eight on the morning (local time) of December 26, but serious shaking is recorded for much longer.
The recent Japanese disaster is expected to have killed more than 27,000 and caused up to $300 billion-worth of damage.Geologists in America fear that the lack of serious shaking in recent times has lulled those living in seismically active parts of the country into believing that their local building codes and disaster preparations are adequate.
The video shows serious shaking before the image stabilization procedure, which hinders observation and follow-up applications; the correction effect is obvious, and the video is stabilized following image stabilization.
Our elites have repeatedly managed to muster up confidence in the most fundamentally unsound global economy in 80 years because admitting how deep the problems go would require admitting that our financial and political systems actually need some serious shaking up.
"Don't do as we do; just do as we say!" The sheer presumption that the U.S. economy today still occupies the dominant position that it did in 1945 must have made serious Europeans shake their heads, and the Chinese giggle.
