For example, when one sees another person rubbing their face or shaking their foot, one will have an increased tendency to perform the same action (Chartrand and Bargh 1999; Lakin and Chartrand 2003).
Experiences include swimming alongside sea lions and their pups, watching Blue Footed Boobies shake their feet in a mating dance and snorkeling with penguins off the pristine islands of Santa Cruz and Isabella.
This leads DJ Trip to crank up the music, and soon all the children are on their feet, shaking their little booties to electronica.
[New York World] Some Upper East Side tenants have complained that the subway construction below their feet is overly shaking their homes.
When they saw him, many in the crowd leaped to their feet, jeering and shaking their fists at him.
Two men hover above the ground in low squats as their backs ripple; women, playful and laughing, transfer their weight from one foot to the other, shaking their hips in a relaxed tandem.
"Targeting the capital of prostitution and obscenity... Paris shook under their feet, and its streets were tight upon them," the group boasted.
"'Targeting the capital of prostitution and obscenity … Paris shook under their feet, and its streets were tight upon them,' the group boasted.
… So Paris shook under their feet, and its streets were tight upon them, and the result of the attacks was the death of no less than 100 Crusaders and the wounding of more than those.
So Paris shook under their feet, and its streets were tight upon them, and the result of the attacks was the death of no less than 100 Crusaders and the wounding of more than those...
