Sentence examples for shaky route from inspiring English sources
Also, I discovered that everyone else is much braver than me: my shaky route back to the safety of the car took me past laughing groups of friends, couples and even children, blithely talking about signing up for next year.
A quarter-century from now, we could see a similar study of the haunting final innings of this year's Game 6 at Busch Stadium, analyzing Nelson Cruz's shaky route to David Freese's game-tying triple with two outs in the bottom of the ninth, and Ron Washington's curious bullpen moves in the 10th.
Mr. Obama plans to send as many as 30,000 additional troops to Afghanistan over the next two years; shaky overland supply routes through Pakistan would make it difficult for the United States to adjust to the loss of the base.
Perhaps the candidates have learned from Mr. Vidal's shaky political career that being clever is not a route to electoral popularity.
Directors from Danny Boyle to Alfonso Cuarón chose to take the back-alley route through their milieus, shooting in the shaky, handheld idiom that seemed more appropriate for capturing the on-the-fly dynamism of globalisation.
By the end of the 1990's, in other words, supply-side economics had become something of a laughingstock, and the whole case for tax cuts as a route to economic growth was looking pretty shaky.
But world trade is sluggish; and meanwhile, new routes may develop through the Arctic.The project may also rest on shaky legal ground.
The GCR route to London ran over MR lines from Quainton Road to London, and to reduce reliance on the shaky goodwill of the MR, GCR General Manager William Pollitt decided to create a link with the Great Western Railway to create a second route into London.
To dwell on the shaky manner in which France clinched a third Grand Slam in nine years does scant justice, for example, to their stirring deeds en route.
