Sentence examples for shaking words from inspiring English sources
In the capital of a brutal communist regime, known for too often turning a blind eye to female infanticide, forced abortions and other assaults on women's rights, Hillary Clinton stood there and proclaimed eleven earth shaking words: "Women's rights are human rights and human rights are women's rights".
She was a female Napoleon, bristling with energy, shaking the words of her songs like a terrier attacking a rat.
As the ear-splitting cacophony rocked American Airlines Center before a recent Dallas Mavericks playoff game, the team executive Martin Woodall whooped gleefully over the din: "My clothes are shaking!" His words were discernible only to a lip reader; their sound stood no chance.
(In Psalm 46, for example, the word "shake" is 46 words from the beginning and "speare" 46 from the end; Shakespeare was 46 in 1610 as the translation was being completed).
The young, brooding guard from Italy was shaken, his words tumbling over each other after the wrenching, last-second loss to Australia.
I have not been able to shake those words.
But another part of me cannot shake the words "Marvin and Rochelle Humes'.
She lurches her head forward as she concludes each thought fragment, like she needs physical momentum to shake the words from her head and out of her mouth.
On a road outside the base, a truck hauled away cases of ammunition bearing stickers that showed two hands shaking above the words United States of America.
The article quoted Ms. Almontaser as saying that the girls in the organization were "shaking off oppression," words that The Post, according to a ruling by federal appellate judges, attributed to Ms. Almontaser "incorrectly and misleadingly".
