The soldier, hands shaking, fired two bullets at the woman as she began to run toward the shops.
Your hand was shaking while firing your gun, you got a fly in your eye, you were disturbed by a cat, you just fainted, etc.
Although Jeffers liked to fulminate no less than any old-time preacher, and though his message shook with fire and brimstone (the death of humankind was a recurrent theme), he was forever subverting the Christian edicts of his upbringing.
Maybe this is why I've yet to capture the lift when I jump forward or back, or why my arms sometimes shake after Fire Jumps.
When you sit down to read a book like 1984 or watch a documentary like The Act of Killing, you expect to be gripped, shocked, and shaken; but fire up a PS4 and the word "fun" sways in like a drunk uncle clutching a half-empty bottle of Apple Schnapps.
When you sit down to read a book like Nineteen Eighty-Four or watch a documentary like The Act of Killing, you expect to be gripped, shocked and shaken; but fire up a PS4 and the word "fun" sways in like a drunk uncle clutching a half-empty bottle of Apple Schnapps.
The fireworks are relentless and for several minutes all we see and hear is chaos: camera-shaking, fire-starting, blood-bursting chaos.
But at a recent show, Mr. Byrne was a man on fire, shaking and hurling his yelps into the balcony.
However, the BBC's Ian Pannell in Donetsk reported a significant increase in shelling on Thursday, with artillery fire shaking buildings in the city centre.
However Hewitt's decipherment leaves no doubt that this is because of an earth-shaking fire emanating from the centre of the earth, not from the sky.
Together, the sloshing, sliding, and shaking will trigger fires, flooding, pipe failures, dam breaches, and hazardous-material spills.
