Judge Carrie Anna Inaba told Levy, "Your bounce was more like a thrust, which kind of took it to a whole other level," while judge Bruno Tonioli said: "You've entered the pleasure zone and savored the flavor of sexy Brazil!" But we don't need to describe Levy's performance to you - it's better to watch the sexy butt-shaking action yourself!
The group of "un-concerned citizens, stirred and sometimes shaken into action in defense of the American spirit," is a casual attempt to cope with the nastiness of this political season.
Later, the Queen is shaken into action by seeing the same stag's horribly decapitated carcass, shot by some corporate suit on a hospitality jaunt: an unsubtle, but ferociously unsentimental piece of symbolism.
Louis Woo, an executive at Foxconn, says that it took several months and several suicides before Apple and Foxconn realised there was a cluster and was shaken into action.
But the hope of Paris was that the treaty would send such a strong signal to the world's governments, and its capital markets, that the targets would become a floor and not a ceiling; that shaken into action by the accord, we would start moving much faster toward renewable energy, maybe even fast enough to begin catching up with the physics of global warming.
Shaken into action, Strube switched his focus.
"Obama needed to tell us how he was going to pick up Congress by the scruff of its neck and shake some action out of it," he writes.
The anti-fracking crowd was really shaken into action in December, 2011 when the deep geological injection of wastewater into a disposal well near Youngstown triggered a 3.9 magnitude earthquake.
The general populace will be shaken into action.
There's a lot to be said for eating at the bar, because the bar staff's devotion to their art manifests itself in a kind of bibulous camaraderie, as they demonstrate cocktail-shake actions to each other; taste tequilas, mescals, and Dark-and-Stormys; and sometimes offer them to anyone who shows interest.
