Sentence examples for shaker here from inspiring English sources

As the keeper of the comma shaker here at The New Yorker, I feel obliged to respond to the characterization of our house style regarding commas, in Ben Yagoda's recent post for the New York Times blog ("Fanfare for the Comma Man"), as "nutty".

Now if one looks at the region of the channel where the pyroGlu approaches the channel and compares an alignment between Kv1.2 and Shaker, here is what we see – Kv1.2 …D E R D S Q F P… Shaker …G S E N S F F K… The underlined residue, which is Q in the structure and is Phe in Shaker.

No major movers and shakers here, although Gatland may have noted Owen Farrell's over-enthusiasm to engage in the physical stuff with the French at times, even if his dead-eyed goal-kicking appeared unaffected before injury intervened.

The feast hall bench from the Ephrata Cloister of ascetic mystics (in Pennsylvania, 1732-96) is the plainest, plainer even than the long Shaker bench here.

DAVOS, Switzerland — For a usually optimistic crowd, there was a lot of gloom and doom being prophesied among the movers and shakers gathered here on the first day of the World Economic Forum.

THIS is already shaping up as a topsy-turvy year for the auto industry, which brought its movers and shakers together here last week for the opening of the 2004 North American International Auto Show.

"He's the primary shaker and mover here," said Maj. Arthur P. Vidal, an Army Special Operations officer, in an approving reference to Sheik Fartusi.

Differences were largest above the half-activation potential for the Shaker channels used here.

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I knew him before he became the executive director of Dance Theater Workshop and one of the movers and shakers in dance here and abroad, when we participated in a roving program in dance writing in the early 1970's, taught by the dance critics Deborah Jowitt and Marcia B. Siegel.

"Really, I feel like I'm free now," said Shaker Baidas, who came here from Jordan in 1994.