Sentence examples for shaky what from inspiring English sources

The purpose of all the menace, most people think, is to intimidate the opposition.In this section The regime's ramparts are shaky What difference do they make?

So cruel was the attack that even the Shabab did not dare claim responsibility.In this section The regime's ramparts are shaky What difference do they make?

"Freedom won this round in the battle for Iraq's future," says one.In this section The regime's ramparts are shaky What difference do they make?

The bombers may look to al-Qaeda for help and inspiration or they may hanker after a return to the authoritarian Baathist rule entrenched by Saddam Hussein.In this section The regime's ramparts are shaky What difference do they make?

The grand objection to these trees is their disposition to be shaky; & what is much worse, cup-shaky: viz: the substance of these trees parts like the scale of an onion, & comes-out in round plugs from the heart.

The grumbling has since died down, but confidence among employees looks shaky.And what if the plan succeeds?

A couple of top notes might have been shaky, but what mattered more was the courageous intensity of her singing.

The momentary expressionlessness, said Ms. Belfrage, "made me feel quite shaky though what's amazing is that Judi comes back to being Judi immediately".

It gets a certain support from Cairo, although the Egyptians themselves are shaky about what sort of trouble they are trying to stir up for whom in the Horn.Even if Somali politicians are now only playing lip service to irredentism, the fact that they have committed themselves to wooing and subverting the Somalis in the Ogaden invites Ethiopian retaliation.

"We could have been a little bit shaky after what happened on Saturday, so for us it was very important to start on the front foot," he added.

I see he made his debut recently and was slightly shaky from what I saw online, but the goal was decent and he could do little about it.