Sentence examples for shaken away from inspiring English sources

Some complained of being rudely shaken away at 2am to be "told" where services were running – even though they didn't open until 9am.

"So," says the first, "and how is... everything coming along?" They are cheering, these fake meetings, the folders offered like excuses, the crumbs of diligence that fall and are shaken away.

But it gradually succeeds in violently shaking away any semblance of sense.

I look back down at Lewinsky's delightful, sweet-natured gif, shaking away.

After Cal struggled to shake away from Washington, the Bears quickly turned their attention to U.C.L.A.

While materialists and utilitarians were shaking away traditional beliefs in England, German thinking was decidely more idealist and romantic during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

They tell you not to shake Woody's hand — that he doesn't like to be touched — but, like any proper Englishman, I forgot and shook away.

He'd sometimes shake away his boredom by breaking into song and pounding out the beat with the palms of his hands.

ST. LOUIS — Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. admonished Democrats on Friday to shake away their pessimism about the fall elections, arguing that the prospect of historic losses would be minimized because the Republican Party has been overtaken by extreme candidates and stale ideas.

It's possible that the screenwriter David Self chose the "Clash of the Titans" school of drama to give the material a rumble and try to shake away the stench of history.

No Code's brave excursions into lo-fi (Sometimes); cacophonic punk-rock (Hail, Hail) and twilit lullabies (Around the Bend), meanwhile, were parts of a ragged but charismatic whole that nevertheless shook away fairweather fans.