Sentence examples for shaky end from inspiring English sources

After a day in the kitchen experimenting with various amounts, I found the best consistency was at the shaky end of the spectrum — 3/4 teaspoon per cup.

I won't give it away, except to say that probably no one has ever loved it and to suggest that a shaky ending is sometimes the price a novelist has to pay for having, indeed, told the truth about his or her time.

Arguably, this newfound energy comes out of a shaky West End.

He had just three catches for 33 yards during the last two weeks and will be a shaky tight end to start until the offensive line starts playing better.

Her new album, "White Chalk" (Island), is a bleak collection of quiet, intense little songs; she spends most of it exploring the shaky high end of her vocal register.

Overall he impressed defensively - was never humiliated by the Argies, even though he looked at little shaky towards the end when Argentina were on top.

Those shaky institutions could end up needing to tap financing like the 500 billion euro European Stability Mechanism bailout pool already established by European Union, even if the means by which banks get that money is still a matter of debate.

Luke Wells top-scored with 81 as Sussex recovered from a shaky start to end day one on top against relegated Northants.

"It was shaky at the end but to come away with bronze means the hard work's paid off," Smith told BBC Sport.

But with prices shaky you could end up as a long-term landlord, with real losses that you can't immediately write off.

"Got a bit shaky at the end… was pretty uneasy about singing the anthem and probably won't ever be invited to sing it again," Skye later posted on Instagram.