Sentence examples for shaky right from inspiring English sources

6.35pm BST 76 mins: Both players walking off the field looking shaky right now, with Jones in particular looking stunned.

(The young shortstop does look a little shaky right now, but the Yanks can carry him a long way).

But his position as the most famous Skarsgård on the planet is looking shaky right now – at least in the US, where True Blood has established itself as HBO's biggest hit since The Sopranos.

"This town is very shaky right now," said Rita Morano, the owner of Kingsley Deli, which sits across Kingsley Avenue from the rusted remains of the last attempt at revitalization here.

"We're dealing with housing; we're dealing with energy prices; we're dealing with consumers that are a bit shaky right now, and we may be dealing with some slowdowns in labor markets," said G.M.'s chief sales analyst, Paul Ballew.

Obviously, the Red Sox now have their outfielder, but the Mets would still be willing to at least entertain conversations about any possible deals for their centerfielder with other teams, although there would be many obstacles that would have to be cleared, in particular the $18.5 million Beltran will be paid next year and the condition of his shaky right knee.

Still, on a team for which the bullpen is the greatest liability and the shaky right-field platoon of Karim Garcia and Ruben Sierra is another risk, the Yankees rumbled ahead and used their most valuable trade piece to get a more versatile infielder who will obviously help them.

But other economically beleaguered governments are either less effectively repressive, or have proved less nimble at aligning themselves, rhetorically at least, with Iraq's resistance.The shakiest right now is Egypt's.

The ceasefire was a shaky affair right from the start.

"Maxing out the efficiency of their existing work forces would typically encourage firms to hire more workers," he added, though he cautioned that the economy "is on shaky footing right now".

Speaking as an Australian who coached England for a while, it's fun to watch: things are not so rosy in the Shaky Isles right now, what with last week's scare at Eden Park, some very famous individuals – Ma'a Nonu and Richie McCaw among them – slipping off their standard and the much-vaunted "Baby Blacks" struggling in the Junior World Cup.