Sentence examples for shaking limbs from inspiring English sources
Their shaking limbs and spellbinding deliquescing eyes activate (very understandably) a lifelong obsession in Bellori with the nature of angels.
Tremors are its hallmark, familiar to anyone who has seen the shaking limbs of people with the disorder, like the actor Michael J. Fox or former Attorney General Janet Reno.
Parkinson's, like many other disabling illnesses, can be said to be a form of imprisonment, in which one's shaking limbs are the bars through which one gazes, in Oscar Wilde's words, "with such a wistful eye upon that little tent of blue which prisoners call the sky".
But one by one, seated fans upright themselves, shaking their limbs to a punchy vocabulary of rhythms.
The use of "thizz" has transferred into other contexts, such as "thizzle dancing", which involves shaking your limbs in an apparently uncoordinated but enthusiastic manner.
And dance they did, Malians and Americans, coming onstage in singles and pairs, some with small children, some calmly disbursing dollar bills on the players before shaking their limbs, some moving at a respectful distance.
The idea that many of us would spend vast quantities of time shaking our limbs in gymnasiums would, a century ago, have provoked the ridicule of manual workers whose physically demanding jobs meant they were hardly in need of a workout.
Held in Shanghai in tandem with the city's IMS Asia-Pacific, an offshoot of the dance music industry conference located in Ibiza, the set was jam-packed with feverish revelers shaking their limbs in every way imaginable.
After forcing myself to drink every last drop of my bank-breaking, gag-inducing drink – because you need a bit of fire in you're belly if you're spending seven hours shaking your limbs around near strangers – I, like anyone else who goes to a nightclub, will head for the dancefloor.
If you have a mobility disability that makes this tricky, try shaking your limbs out a little, working your arms, and fidgeting.
