Sentence examples for shaking behind from inspiring English sources
Watch those wobbling Republican millionaires shaking behind their locked gates.
"I was shaking behind the blocks," admitted the Australian.
Gianna started shaking behind the wheel, she said.
In a bizarre piece of courtroom theatre the journalist repeatedly asked him: "Herr Fritzl can you just answer one thing – why?" But for nearly 10 minutes, Fritzl just stood there shaking behind his folder and said nothing.
The models had not developed the cool nonchalance of their counterparts in Paris or Milan yet, and were bopping and shaking behind the curtain to Nicki Minaj's song "Starships" as they waited to go on.
Apparently, women are candy, honey, chocolate, cherry pie (natch, wink, clever) and brown sugar, to name a small sample of what's shaking behind cupboard doors.
Of course, he and Mary Celeste were good and free by law and by poor dead Abe Lincoln himself, but Kittredge and his dogs came after them anyway, and no amount of pepper that Lazarus shook behind him would sneeze them off.
My ideal work environment involves loud hip hop and gorgeous human beings shaking their behinds in my face.
Yet she, too, is skeptical of the stripper craze and chose not to shake her behind in the air, keeping her moves to an improvised side-to-side swaying.
You wouldn't expect a politician being interviewed by Kirsty Wark about the economy to start quoting Ludacris: "I keep my mind on my money, money on my mind; but you'se a hell of a distraction when you shake your behind".
