Sentence examples for shaken of from inspiring English sources

The past participle is "shaken," of course.

An idea, a confidence, shaken of late, was restored.

Her complacency was shaken, of course, by the day she and her cast mates spent inside the Valley State Prison for Women in Chowchilla, Calif.

His government and the country were shaken, of course, by the financial crash and the parliamentary-expenses scandal, both of which still reverberate.

The confidence has been shaken of investors by the magnitude of the collapses we have seen, whether Enron and Global Crossing, the unprecedented volume of earnings restatements, and the slowness of the agency's responsiveness.

They formed the beginning of a great personal collection of commercial graphic souvenirs, sharing room with the Odeon ticket and a few other classics from the early '80s, before retro-modern irony was appropriated by the mainstream and shaken of its gentle, clever bite.

Cue shaking of head and rolling of eyes.

Much staring at the carpet and shaking of heads.

He gives an "I ask you" shake of the head.

"There was a lot of high-fiving and shaking of hands".

The hip shakes of course were only the beginning.