Sentence examples for shaky days from inspiring English sources

But after a few shaky days, she said, she put it behind her.

In these shaky days of the Internet economy, though, it is remarkable that a company would turn away business.

Also, unmistakably etched into your mind, will be those shaky days before, during and after the Napoleonic wars, when Moscow burned down and was then rebuilt in a symbolic, circle-of-life way.

In the shaky days since the bombing, a portrait of Dr. Pierce has emerged as a pillar of the state medical establishment and a quiet healer in this working-class town across the Mississippi River from Memphis.

But after a fierce but short shoot-out, lasting around half an hour, the siege was over.Down on the "asphalt", as favela-dwellers often refer to the swish seafront areas, after a few shaky days with businesses closing early and taxis hard to find, life is by now pretty much back to normal.

Even on my shakiest days, I could convince myself that if I didn't find anything good on one floor, I would on the next.

One day two weeks ago, the conglomerate Tyco saw its stock — which had been shaky for days — begin plummeting at the opening bell.

After a shaky few days, during which it was not clear whether Abdullah was in full control of his supporters, Kerry landed in Kabul and opened negotiations.

("She put us over the hump," Mr. Salinger says of those shaky early days -- like the rainy Tuesday the 295-seat house contained just 17 patrons -- when management pressured him to close the well-reviewed but sparsely attended show).

The film traces Hoover's rise from that shocking moment: his creation of the F.B.I., within the Justice Department; his corrupt and intimidating hold on the directorship; his successes, failures, and phobias; and his shaky last days.

He did not mention that Maduro is looking shaky these days.